Jonathan Andersson is the manager of Trend Micro's Advanced Security Research Group under ZDI/Trend Micro Research since 2010. He has 33 years of professional experience in fields including software development, electronic design, FPGA & PCB design, reverse engineering, and information security. He currently specializes in hardware, firmware, and RF signal reverse engineering. He has presented his original research globally to top-tier infosec conferences as well as by invitation to CERN and DARPA. He holds 15 US patents and is the creator of the Capture the Signal contest, an RF blind signal analysis contest for hackers and radio enthusiasts.

Connor Ford is a Senior Hardware Vulnerability Researcher and a member of Trend Micro's Advanced Security Research team. His main areas of interest are firmware reverse engineering and vulnerability research, particularly involving real time operating systems. He started his professional career as a software developer and then transitioned over to the embedded cyber security space, which is where he plans to stay. Before joining Trend Micro he competed in multiple Pwn2Owns where he exploited a variety of embedded systems including EV chargers, routers and printers.