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Allan Jay (AJ) Dumanhug
Bug bounty hunter
Allan Jay (AJ) Dumanhug is a cybersecurity professional by day and bug bounty hunter by night.
Kathy Zhu
Security engineer
For her day job, Kathy Zhu detects cyber criminals’ attempts to hack Google
Kasvi Luthra
Information Security Analyst
Books and movies inspired Kasvi to pursue a career in tech – but she’s found the reality is even better than fiction
Christina Van Houten
Cybersecurity Strategist
Christina and her team help protect global businesses from the bad guys.
Peter Kydas
Cyber Captain
Peter Kydas was the president of a unique club at his uni that teaches students about cyber security careers.
Ash Lennox-Steele
Security analyst
When Ash Lennox-Steele discovered cybersecurity went far beyond the Hollywood hacker stereotypes, she was sold.
Edmond Buzby
eDiscovery & Digital Forensics Associate
A world of opportunity in the banking sector opened up after Edmond Buzby studied computer science.
Grace Nolan
Security engineer
How do you turn career confusion into your dream job? By taking every opportunity that comes your way. That’s how Grace Nolan became a security engineer at Google.
Jennifer May
Graduate engineer
Jennifer's optimising massive scale software for Commbank, thanks to a spot in their Enterprise Services graduate program.
Oindrila Das
Cyber Attack Expert
A love of code led to a career in cyber attack expertise with Telstra
Shishira Skanda
Cyber Crime Fighter
Shishira Skanda is using her coding skills to prevent cyber crime.
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