Built by people who break things.

Chris has spent his career on the other side of the problem this product attacks: how software fails when someone determined takes it apart. Twelve years at Arxan Technologies — Director of Services, then Director of Research, then Technical Director of Security — building anti-reverse-engineering and binary-hardening technology for desktop gaming, mobile, and DRM systems under real adversarial pressure.

From there: product security at Dexcom, engineering for the Americas at Promon, and Zimperium's Center of Excellence. He is OSCP-certified, a Purdue computer science graduate, and an exploit developer whose public work runs from Linux kernel privilege escalation to mobile RE tooling and software-defined radio. He owns the engine.

• Reverse engineering
• Exploit development
• Threat modeling
• Anti-tamper & hardening

Emilio has spent 25 years architecting enterprise platforms across automotive, government, DoD, fintech, pharma, and infrastructure. He co-founded one.network out of the first management buyout of Jacobs Engineering, building the road-event infrastructure that syndicates to Google, Apple, Waze, and TomTom — and led the first third party to directly influence Google's drive-time routing engine.

At Cox Automotive he worked on enterprise architecture, identity and security modernization, and AI-assisted reverse engineering of legacy systems. He is Principal Enterprise Architect at IQVIA. Before software, he served with the Korps Commandotroepen, the Royal Netherlands Army's special forces.

• Enterprise architecture
• Zero-trust security
• LLM modernization
• Go-to-market