The advent of large language models (LLMs) has revolutionized the landscape of "big hunting," a term often associated with the pursuit of large-scale opportunities, insights, or solutions in various industries. These models, powered by advanced AI, have drastically accelerated data processing, decision-making, and innovation across sectors. By enabling rapid analysis of vast datasets, automating complex tasks, and fostering creativity, LLMs have democratized access to knowledge and tools that were once exclusive to specialized experts. As a result, businesses and individuals alike are better equipped to navigate challenges, uncover opportunities, and drive progress, making the shift not only transformative but undeniably beneficial for society as a whole.
Daniel Cuthbert has been on a relentless quest to build software so secure that even he might struggle to hack it (but don't count on it). Self-diagnosed with an obsession for bugs and offensive operations, he's turned his penchant for poking holes into a crusade for making vendors shape up. By channeling his mischief into the OWASP ASVS and other cunning initiatives, he's been plotting to save the software world—one responsible vendor at a time.
Trey Ford is the Chief Strategy and Trust Office at Bugcrowd, where he leads efforts driving public policy, long-term growth, operational integrity, and organizational trust.
With more than 25 years of experience across both offensive and defensive security disciplines, Trey is a recognized leader and trusted advisor in the cybersecurity industry. Prior to his current role, he served as Bugcrowd's CISO of the Americas and has been a longtime member of the company's advisory board.
Trey's career includes leadership roles at Deepwatch, Vista Equity Partners, Salesforce, and Black Hat. Known for his ability to translate complex security challenges into strategic business value, he regularly collaborates with enterprise leaders, boards, and investors to strengthen execution and resilience.
Trey holds a Master of Science from the University of Texas at Austin and completed executive education at Harvard Business School. He lives in Austin, Texas with his family and is an instrument-rated private pilot.
