Our Authors
Cyber Protection Magazine works with many distinguished experts and professionals.
We are always looking for contributors to Cyber Protection Magazine. Do you work in the cybersecurity industry and have an interesting topic to discuss? Are you researching a particular topic on Cybersecurity and would like to see this topic better represented? Do you want to comment on a current topic in the area of cybersecurity?
Whatever your motives, feel free to contact us with a short abstract of your topic. If it meets the requirements, we are happy to publish your article!
We would like to recognize and thank all of the contributors to Cybersecurity Magazine. Here is a list of our contributing authors:
Mark Webb-Johnson is the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Network Box. It is Mark’s technical genius that drives the cybersecurity innovation at Network Box. He and his team constantly come up with the solutions that keeps Network Box ahead of the rest. Over the years, Mark has taken on numerous projects and extremely difficult technology problems, and always come up with an elegant solution. It is hardly any wonder he won the Lord Hailsham Prize for Computer Science.
Matt Donato is the co-founder and managing partner of HuntSource. Based in Charlotte, NC, HuntSource provides comprehensive talent recruiting services for companies and professionals in the cyber security, data intelligence, and analytics markets. The company accelerates, streamlines, and simplifies the hiring process for companies and professionals in all three of these industries. The company’s capabilities include performing direct hires and executive searches, retained searches, and various staffing solutions.
Matt has 15 years of experience in the recruiting profession.
A few quotes about his beliefs and the company:
I believe the world is facing a major crisis defending corporate and governmental assets. Not only from a technology and governance perspective, but also from a people perspective, there are not nearly enough qualified cyber security professionals in place to defend and prevent these threats from escalating.
I believe this business exists to help organizations and individual professionals solve this talent problem. Helping companies find qualified cyber security talent faster and easier, and showing them how to be trained and re-skilled effectively and efficiently, is an important business to be in.
Highly experienced technical leader with a proven track record over 25 years of delivering advanced network solutions to meet demanding customer requirements and timescales.
Working at the leading edge of Cloud, Security, CPaaS, UCaaS, SDN/NFV & Unified Communications – trusted advisor to both partners and end customers, educating and supporting the adoption of secure cloud solutions within the Enterprise and Service Provider space.
Transitioning from an existing known architecture to a new model - be it UC, Cloud services or a fully virtualised model based around NFV can be a daunting prospect.
A veteran IT industry executive, keynote speaker and author, Matt has been helping organisations achieve cyber-resilience for over 18 years in varied roles at Microsoft, Sophos, Rapid7, and now Gartner Leader, Exabeam, where he heads up their EMEA Security Engineering teams.
As an ex-actor who ‘luckily fell into IT’, Matt is passionate about engaging and enthusing the next generation of cyber-defenders – whether they realise that’s what they are or not.
Matthew Margetts is Director of Sales and Marketing at Smarter Technologies. His background includes working for blue-chip companies such as AppNexus, AOL/ Verizon, and Microsoft in the UK, Far East and Australia.
Maya Lahav is a trained criminologist from Oxford University and the lead researcher of the Human Exploitation Vertical at the technology company, ActiveFence. On a day-to-day basis, Maya collaborates with numerous tech companies, providing insights and mitigation strategies on human trafficking risks and malicious content. Additionally, Maya shares her knowledge and expertise on trust and safety matters through her role as a lecturer at several universities, where she teaches courses on the concept of evil in the context of online criminal behavior.