Who runs the review
The two upper levels are somebody's work. This is who, and where every line of it was read from.
The two upper levels are somebody's work, and until 16 September this store had never said whose. Asking for £1,500 for a security review from nobody in particular is a worse problem than any price on this site.
Founder of the sgit.ai network, RiskMandate.ai, The Cyber Boardroom, MyFeeds.ai and VoiceDebrief.ai; former OWASP Board member and organiser of the OWASP Summits; creator of the O2 Platform.
Runs the correction at £500 and the two sessions at £1,500.
One name today, and the list is built for more — other security professionals are being approached to take some of this work. Everybody who runs a review here.
How this list grows
One name today. Other security professionals are being approached, and rates negotiated, so they can take some of the work at £500 and £1,500 — and eventually above. Adding the second is adding a record to a file: the page, its markdown twin, the entry here and the links from the level pages are all generated, which is why the surface was built for a list on the day it had one name on it.
What is not claimed here
Nothing on these pages was written from what somebody told us. Every line of a record is read off a published page, named with the date it was read. A biography this store composed would be the worst thing on the domain to stand next to a price, and the argument this whole site rests on is worth nothing if it stops applying the moment a sentence is flattering.
It also carries no count of years. What is published is a record starting in 2008 and a reader can do that arithmetic themselves and check every step of it — a round number nobody can verify is weaker than a date anybody can.