Ashish Kunwar

Ashish Kunwar has a diverse work experience in the field of cybersecurity. Ashish started their career as a Security Researcher at Bugcrowd in December 2015 and later joined HackerOne in December 2016 for a similar role. In these positions, Ashish conducted vulnerability research and contributed to improving security measures.

In August 2020, Ashish became a member of the HTB Player community, where they likely engaged in ethical hacking challenges and improved their skills further. Ashish also joined the Synack Red Team in the same year as a Security Researcher, until September 2022.

Ashish joined Microsoft in April 2022 as a Vulnerability Researcher, where they are responsible for conducting in-depth vulnerability research, analyzing and developing detections for managing the attack surface. Ashish also contributes to threat intelligence efforts to provide actionable insights.

Additionally, Ashish worked as a Security Researcher at Detectify from May 2021 to September 2022, where they focused on vulnerability research. Ashish also worked as a Vulnerability Researcher at RiskIQ from April 2021 to March 2022, conducting vulnerability research and developing tools and tactics.

Lastly, Ashish has been a core team member at the National Information Security Council since 2017, although specific details about their role are not provided.

Ashish Kunwar has a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree in Computer Science from GD Goenka University. Ashish also has a Polytechnic degree in Computer Science from YBN University. In addition to their formal education, Ashish has obtained several certifications. These include the Certified AppSec Practitioner (CAP) certification from The SecOps Group, the System Operator Certification (SOC) from Wild West Hackin' Fest, CISSP Training from Master of Project Academy, ICSI | CNSS Certified Network Security Specialist from ICSI (International CyberSecurity Institute), UK, and a Burp Suite Course certification from Udemy. The certifications have been obtained in different years, with the most recent one being the Certified AppSec Practitioner obtained in December 2022.