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Antti Laatikainen

Antti became interested in cybersecurity while working in the healthcare industry as a network administrator, and realized that security of corporate IT systems could be circumvented just as easily as in the games he played.

After building security posture and practices for his then-employer, Antti became a consultant and now travels the world helping clients protect their customers, employees and organizations from attack.

Antti specializes in security- and risk management, current state analysis and compliance programs; cases where technical security needs to be accompanied by human processes, understanding of larger threat landscapes and business objectives.

Antti frequently engages in public speaking and training sessions, educating large audiences about cyber security, risk awareness, and compliance.

Principal Consultant

Pasi Korhonen

Pasi’s career started with updating information systems for the turn of the millennium. He moved into consulting after specializing in implementations of the Data Protection Directive.

Pasi has worked as a senior consultant in security and IT risk management for 20 years. He believes there’s no one-size-fits-all model in cybersecurity and cyber resilience. Clients may face similar problems, but solutions are always unique.

The key is to know your operating environment – ​​technology, processes and people. First, you must understand your current state; only then can you protect yourself.

Pasi enjoys conducting training sessions and frequently presents to parliamentary committees, where complex issues must be simplified. His latest research projects focus on AI auditing and trustworthiness.

Principal Consultant

Donato Capitella

After getting into Linux in his early teens and training as a software engineer, Donato found that cybersecurity allowed him to dig deeper and truly understand how technology works.

He still finds taking things apart to figure out how they work the most satisfying and rewarding part of his job.

Donato’s role at Reversec includes researching AI security, and identifying potential risks in a rapidly-evolving environment.

He currently advises businesses on navigating the complexities of deploying Generative AI safely and securely in production environments.

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Mohit Gupta

As an undergraduate studying electronics and AI, one of Mohit’s friends showed him how to bypass a login with an SQL injection – and set him on course for a career in cybersecurity.

An internship here in his second year led to a job on graduation and the freedom to explore multiple areas of cybersecurity since 2016.

Mohit helped develop our expertise in cloud security practices, but has also spent serious time tinkering with Kubernetes, developing in-house tools and investigating network security, OSINT and product security.

His favorite project? Bypassing fingerprint readers with ‘less than £50 worth of stuff from Amazon’.

Principal Consultant

Daniel Ashhami

At six years old, Daniel received the computer of his dreams, a VIC-20. That pivotal moment set him on a path from BBSes, IRC, and Lynx to a summer job where one question would shape his career: “How much do you actually know about Unix?” He left with a stack of Slackware floppy disks and a set of instructions, then spent his Christmas break reading and experimenting.

Daniel always did well in math, but he learned to love it at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Two long-standing passions followed: finding weak cryptographic implementations and writing exploits. He still enjoys both.

As a Red Team Lead, Daniel treats organizations as complete systems without artificial boundaries. He tests diverse attack paths to see how the pieces fit, revealing flawed assumptions in processes and structure.

Principal Consultant

Ingrid Waldheim

As an SRM (Security Risk Management) consultant, Ingrid thrives on structure and clarity. With two small children at home, those can be scarce.

With a degree in Computer and Systems Science and a background as an SOC analyst, she has built a broad understanding of both technology and practice. During her studies, a class exercise asked students to close their eyes and picture a waterfall with unicorns. That was the moment Ingrid chose concrete solutions over fluff.

Today, she works with technical specialists and management and sees stakeholder alignment as essential to successful security work. Instead of more controls, she focuses on the right things done the right way.

When time allows, Ingrid hopes to take up riding again. It is an activity where teamwork, patience and trust matter at least as much as in cybersecurity.

Principal Consultant