Richard has worked in the technology industry for more than 30 years. He started an IT consulting company after graduating from high school, later served as CISO for a state college in Georgia, CISO for a large aeronautical university, and is currently a forensic investigator for Microsoft. Richard previously taught FOR500 and FOR508 for the SANS Institute, and is the founder of the 13Cubed YouTube channel, covering DFIR and information security-related topics.

Amelia attended the University of Georgia and Medical College of Georgia, and worked as a Registered Nurse for 15 years. Amelia has an interest in social media and marketing, and joined the 13Cubed team to oversee daily operations.

With over a decade of experience in information security, Mike brings a diverse skill set to any team. He has spent the past several years at Microsoft, focusing on both internal and external incident response as well as digital forensics. In addition to his forensics expertise, he holds numerous certifications in red teaming and penetration testing. His previous experience includes roles at an international higher education institution and service in the United States Army. Mike also operates nullsec.us, a popular blog covering various information security topics.

Meaghan Bradshaw studied computer science and physics at a university in New Zealand before entering the cybersecurity industry through digital forensics and incident response, bringing her passion for understanding how things work to solving cyber mysteries. She has hunted sophisticated adversaries across complex environments spanning Windows, Linux, and Azure and holds several certifications in offensive security and reverse engineering. While working with Microsoft over the past few years, she has piloted and helped deliver several training initiatives, contributed to internal tool and process development, spoken at multiple conferences, and authored several public-facing research pieces on novel TTPs.