Robin Pugh is the Executive Director of Intelligence for Good and the President of DarkTower, a threat intelligence company. Pugh’s career has focused on talent development in the IT sector since 1995, and she is passionate about addressing the cybersecurity talent gap and stemming the rising tide of internet-enabled crimes. Since 2016, with the launch of DarkTower, she has focused on building partnerships with academic institutions to develop the next generation of cybercrime fighters.

Gary Warner is the Director of Threat Intelligence for DarkTower, an intelligence company, and the Director of the Computer Forensics Research Lab at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. After spending twenty years in industry, culminating as an IT Director at Energen Corporation, Warner came to UAB in 2007 where he was instrumental in creating UAB’s Digital Forensics academic program. Warner has 35 academic publications related to cybercrime investigations and forensics, including the Journal of Digital Forensics Security and Law, the International Journal of Multimedia Data Engineering, and the International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics. Warner is a frequent conference speaker, having presented at more than 230 conferences on a variety of topics including malware, cybercrime investigations, and terrorism.

Ronnie Tokazowski is a seasoned security professional who has been tracking, hunting, and disrupting scammers for over a decade. Known throughout the industry for his work fighting business email compromise scams, Ronnie has experience hunting APT’s, collaborating with law enforcement, sharing actionable intelligence with those who can mitigate attacks, and advocates for re-thinking how we approach victims of cyber-enabled fraud. In addition, he publishes video content around how pig butchering, romance scams, and many other related scams work. Ronnie’s work has been presented at several security conferences, including RSA, SANS, FS-ISAC, and NCFTA’s Disruption.