Divina Grace Alcantara

I run infrastructure and spend most of my attention on the security side of it. Fifteen years, starting in a data centre where I racked machines and learned Linux because there was nobody else to ask. I am not a researcher and I do not find novel vulnerabilities; what I am good at is the boring, cumulative work — patching on a schedule, knowing what is actually running, making sure the logs would tell you if something happened. Most incidents I have seen were not clever. They were something unpatched that nobody had inventoried.