Milan was fortunate to not only witness the transformation of society from paper-based to information-based, but also to be directly involved in it. He has been active in cyber security, software development, Unix/Linux, and networks for 30 years. He currently leads SK-CERT, the national cyber security incident response unit. His most popular topics are technical: low-level programming, penetration testing, malware analysis, building CSIRT capabilities, and troubleshooting. He co-authored several projects, including the security framework in the Linux OS kernel or the TCP/IP stack in the Z80 assembler. In his spare time, he teaches courses on binary vulnerabilities and forensic analysis at STU's Faculty of Informatics and Information Tec…