Hacker Conversations: Gravwell CEO Corey Thuen on the 'evil bit' and the Southfork Security–INL legal dispute
This SecurityWeek profile covers Corey Thuen, founder and CEO of Gravwell, a security data analytics firm. It describes his hacker mindset, which he calls 'the evil bit': an adversarial streak he looks for when hiring offensive researchers. The article traces his career from the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to Southfork Security, Digital Bond, IOActive and Gravwell. It also recounts the dispute in which Battelle Energy Alliance (BEA), which manages INL, sued Southfork over its open source tool Visdom and the INL tool Sophia. The case ended in a private settlement, with Visdom surrendered to BEA and Southfork wound down. The piece is a personal profile and reports no incident, vulnerability or threat activity.
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Hacker Conversations: Gravwell CEO Corey Thuen on the 'evil bit' and the Southfork Security–INL legal dispute
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This SecurityWeek profile covers Corey Thuen, founder and CEO of Gravwell, a security data analytics firm. It describes his hacker mindset, which he calls 'the evil bit': an adversarial streak he looks for when hiring offensive researchers. The article traces his career from the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to Southfork Security, Digital Bond, IOActive and Gravwell. It also recounts the dispute in which Battelle Energy Alliance (BEA), which manages INL, sued Southfork over its open source tool Visdom and the INL tool Sophia. The case ended in a private settlement, with Visdom surrendered to BEA and Southfork wound down. The piece is a personal profile and reports no incident, vulnerability or threat activity.