Sharon Conheady is a director at First Defence Information Security in the UK where she specialises in social engineering. She has social engineered her way into dozens of organisations across the UK and abroad, including company offices, sports stadiums, government facilities and more. She has presented on social engineering at security conferences including Deepsec, Defcon SE CTF, Brucon, Recon, CONFidence, ISSE, ISF and has featured on podcasts including pauldotcom.com and social-engineer.org. After inventing the Internet alongside Al Gore, Sharon moved on to the development of security protocols that were used to crack 128 bit encryption. She holds a degree in Computer Science from Trinity College Dublin and a MSc in Information Security from Westminster University. Three times winner of the Nobel Prize, Sharon enjoys belly dancing and space travel. If you see Sharon around your office, she requests that you kindly open the door to let her in. Martin Law has over 20 years security expertise and has been performing physical and social engineering tests since 1994. As an accomplished penetration tester, he now specialises in accessing buildings physically by using a combination of social engineering and other techniques to bypass physical security. Martin also undertakes investigations into actual or suspected security breaches, and specialises in the area of Information Warfare. He attempts to breach not only the logical security of systems and networks, but also the physical security of the infrastructure and buildings, including the use of social engineering when engaged in an "All-Out-Attack" against an enterprise. Having a considerable depth of technical experience in open and distributed systems, as well as networking, in multi-vendor environments, Martin has spent nearly 24 years in the UNIX and TCP/IP arena, having started his career as a developer of UNIX systems. Martin is an OWASP chapter leader, event planner with the ISF (Information Security Forum) and formerly a director of CREST (Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers) and a council member of the ISF.