Christian Wojner is one of the core team members of the national and governmental computer emergency response team (CERT) of Austria (CERT.at/GovCERT Austria). Apart from his classical IT security incident handling and response duties, he particularly specializes in computer forensics with a very strong focus on analysis and reverse engineering of (malicious) software on Microsoft Windows based systems. In this respect, Christian is the author of various technical articles and papers, frequently gives talks specifically focusing on malware analysis, and supports the IT security community with his contributions in terms of forensical software tools, a lot of them as part of forensics software compilations like SANS' specialized Linux distributions for reverse engineering (REMnux) and computer forensics (SIFT). One of his most popular projects however, is "ProcDOT", which gave behaviour-based malware analysis a massive boost in terms of efficiency and simplicity due to its visual approach using animated, interactive behaviour graphs. Besides being featured in many articles, ProcDOT was the 2nd place winner of Russ McRee's Toolsmith "Tool of the Year Award" in 2013.