Erin O’Loughlin
Senior Director of Training at Association of Certified Financial Crime Specialists
Erin O’Loughlin
Senior Director of Training at Association of Certified Financial Crime SpecialistsErin O'Loughlin is the Sr Director of Training for the Association of Certified Financial Crimes Specialists (ACFCS). Prior to joining ACFCS in 2021, she spent 11 years in the financial crime compliance industry, conducting anti-money laundering (AML) and fraud investigations for Bank of America, proactive risk investigations for Western Union, and then as an Investigations Manager for Coinbase. Prior to joining the private sector, Mrs. O'Loughlin spent ten years in the U.S. Intelligence Community, serving in multiple overseas locations, including two active war zones. Mrs. O'Loughlin specializes in investigations, terror finance methodologies, risk and cryptocurrency compliance.
Vincent Danjean
Head of the Cyberspace and New Technologies Laboratory at INTERPOL
Vincent Danjean
Head of the Cyberspace and New Technologies Laboratory at INTERPOL
Vincent Danjean is a seasoned international civil servant who has been with INTERPOL since 2003. From 2003 to 2018, he served as INTERPOL’s Information Security Manager, during which he established and managed the INTERPOL Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) in 2009. Since 2018, he has been leading the Cyberspace and New Technologies Laboratory within the INTERPOL Innovation Centre. His team focuses on assisting member countries in innovating and testing the applied use of emerging technologies.
Vincent holds an engineering degree with a specialization in satellite communications. His career has predominantly involved management positions and consultancy in security and technology. He is passionate about collaborating with international teams on cutting-edge projects and often serves as a project board member or technical advisor to address and harmonize the requirements of law enforcement agencies globally.
In his current role, Vincent is actively involved in enhancing blockchain intelligence capabilities and strengthening international collaboration to harmonize forensic methods and wallet address attribution techniques.
Christopher Wong
Supervisory Special Agent at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Christopher Wong
Supervisory Special Agent at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Larry Cameron
CEO @ Paradigm Intelligence
Larry Cameron
CEO @ Paradigm IntelligenceLarry Cameron is a highly accomplished cybersecurity and forensics expert with an extensive background in combating human trafficking and child exploitation. As the Chief Information Security Officer at the Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative, he leads the Blockchain Forensics Team and serves as an Open-Source Intelligence Analyst for the National Child Protection Task Force. Additionally, Larry holds the position of Head of Cyber Security at the Cyber Rights Organization and is a Trainer for InterPol, where he is also a member of the Human Trafficking Expert Group (HTEG). As a Professor of Computer Forensics and Cloud Security programs at St. Lawrence College, Larry imparts his expertise to the next generation of professionals. Throughout his career, he has provided training to the FBI Counter Terrorism, Child Exploitation, and Human Trafficking Task Forces, as well as to over 1,000 law enforcement agencies. These include the Department of Homeland Security (NTC, HSI, CBP), ATF, USSS, USMS, IRS, DIA, DoD, NCIS, Army CID, BorderPol, EuroPol, RCMP, and various other organizations across North America and internationally. Currently, Larry is developing training materials for more than 5,400 agencies that constitute the 61 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Forces, further demonstrating his commitment to the cause and the profound impact of his work.
Milena Nikolić
Cybersecurity Manager at Siemens Energy
Vladimir Petrović
Team Leader for Cybersecurity & SOC at Unicom Telecom
Vladimir Petrović
Team Leader for Cybersecurity & SOC at Unicom TelecomVladimir Petrovic is an experienced engineer with over 20 years of expertise in systems engineering, specializing in cybersecurity and networking solutions. Currently holding the position of Team Leader for Cybersecurity & SOC at Unicom Telecom d.o.o. Serbia, his role encompasses team management, project coordination, and performance monitoring. Previously, Vladimir served as a Consultant at the same company, where he was deeply involved in security operations, client advisory, and pre-sales activities. His tenure at Saga d.o.o. Serbia saw him in various leadership roles, including Director of Security Solutions, where he successfully launched a new department and spearheaded major projects that included designing and implementing security solutions for significant industry players. Vladimir holds a Master’s Degree in Telecommunication from Belgrade University and has obtained numerous certifications including CCIE Security, CISSP, CCSP and ISO 27001 Lead Implementer. He is an active member of ISACA, contributing as a speaker at various conferences and a writer for industry publications. His skills are complemented by strong leadership abilities, critical thinking, and a proven record of managing complex network environments and delivering innovative solutions that enhance business operations and security.
Ivan Bjelajac
VP of Strategy @ Tenderly
Ivan Bjelajac
VP of Strategy @ TenderlyIvan Bjelajac is the Vice President of Business Development at Tenderly. He is the co-founder of Digital Forensics Initiative Archibald and the co-founder of Blockchain Forensics Forum Belgrade. He also serves as a Partner & Board Member at Attic42, where he assists founders in areas like business strategy, execution, fundraising, networking, investor relations, and go-to-market strategy. With over 20 years in the tech industry, he started as an engineer and later became a serial entrepreneur. He has been involved in six successful startup exits between 2012 and 2022. He contributed to building Devana Technologies – one of the most successful Serbian tech companies at the time – as an early employee, then COO and later CEO. Their product ManageWP was acquired by GoDaddy, which was GoDaddy’s first European acquisition and led to him becoming the Operating Director for GoDaddy Europe. A number of people who worked at Devana Technologies went on to become entrepreneurs themselves and started their own companies. Some of them also joined the Web3 revolution. After leaving GoDaddy, Ivan became Co-founder and CEO of MVP Workshop, one of Europe’s pioneering blockchain product development companies where he worked hands-on with leading projects in the space. Ivan has been named 2018 EY innovative entrepreneur of the year, and one of the “30 under 30” most successful Serbian entrepreneurs in 2011. Ivan is a partner and board member at Serbian Venture Network, and he was a startup mentor at Google Launchpad, Founder Institute, StartIT Startup Academy, ICT Hub, and EKOF Startup Centar, and he is currently an active angel investor at Business Angels group organized by Digital Serbia Initiative.
Stanoje Rnić
CEO and Head of Investigations at Archibald Intelligence
Stanoje Rnić
CEO and Head of Investigations at Archibald IntelligenceStanoje Rnić is a Belgrade-based criminal investigator specializing in cybercrime, with a focus on cryptocurrency scams, ransomware, and advanced hacking operations. Born in Belgrade during the Yugoslav wars, Stanoje developed a passion for computers and gaming at a young age. By the age of 11, he started experimenting with BNC and eggdrop chat bots on IRC, which eventually led him to launch his first business in the gaming industry. Today, Stanoje is the CEO and Head of Investigations at Archibald Intelligence, a agency specializing in cybercrime investigations, and serves as the president of the Archibald Initiative, a digital forensics NGO dedicated to raising awareness and building capacity in digital forensics. He also co-founded the Blockchain Forensics Forum, the first event of its kind in Southeast Europe, and the Digital Forensics Conference, one of Europe's largest conferences in the field. He graduated from the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies in Belgrade, a top forensic science institution in the Balkans, where he sharpened his investigative skills through internships at the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs. Stanoje is a recipient of the U.S. State Department's YTILI Fellowship for European leaders in innovation. In 2024, he will spend time in several U.S. cities, deepening his expertise in cybercrime investigations.