Keren Elazari

Keren Elazari is a leading cybersecurity expert and analyst, internationally recognized for her work in defending against digital threats and promoting a safer Internet. Born in Israel, Elazari graduated in Political Science and International Security from Tel Aviv University and completed her Master's degree in Cyber Security at Tel Aviv University, a leading institution in the field of technology and cybersecurity.

Elazari has worked with some of the world's leading organizations and technology companies, including the Israel Defense Force and companies such as Microsoft and Symantec. His experience encompasses both identifying and neutralizing cyber threats and developing strategies for critical infrastructure protection.

In 2014, Elazari became the first Israeli woman to give a TED talk, titled "Hackers: the Internet's Immune System," where she argued that hackers, often viewed negatively, can play a crucial role in improving cybersecurity by identifying vulnerabilities. His talk has been seen by millions and has inspired a new generation of security professionals.

In addition to her work as an analyst and consultant, Elazari is a prolific speaker and has participated in international conferences such as RSA, DEF CON and Black Hat. She has authored numerous articles and contributed to books on cybersecurity, sharing her knowledge and perspectives on evolving digital threats and best practices for data protection.

Elazari is also co-founder of BSidesTLV, an annual cybersecurity conference in Tel Aviv that brings together experts, enthusiasts and professionals to share knowledge and foster collaboration in the field of digital security. Her commitment to cybersecurity education and awareness has made her an influential figure in the industry, working tirelessly to create a safer digital environment for all.