Lisa Landau
Lisa is a seasoned cybersecurity executive with nearly two decades of global experience in high-growth
startups, where she has built business units, delivery functions, and customer-facing teams from the
ground up. She has led go-to-market efforts and driven long-term customer value.
A veteran of the Intelligence Directorate of the Israel Defense Forces, Lisa brings a mission-focused,
outcome-driven mindset shaped by her exposure to high-stakes, complex environments.
She is the CEO and Co-founder of ThreatLight. Previously, she was a founding executive at Cybereason
Japan, helping establish its presence and lead it to market leadership and later served as Global EVP of
Security Services Strategy & Planning, leading the design and growth of Cybereason’s Security services.
Based in Tokyo since 2013, Lisa sits on the Advisory Board of ISIC Japan. Most recently she was named
one of The Most Inspiring Women in Cybersecurity 2025.
Session
Not all Red Team engagements are spearphish > mimikatz > profit. If nothing else, this talk proves that some jobs still involve crawling around car parks at night and hiding in bushes with a high gain antenna to gain your objective.
Traditionally, cyber incidents and Red Team operations focus on compromising Windows devices as an initial infection vector but for modern cloud native companies, this approach simply doesn’t work.
In this talk, we will explore how we compromised an Electric Vehicle to infiltrate a corporate Smartphone, leveraging legitimate applications and protocols to move laterally and achieve full compromise of the environment.
We will demonstrate the chaining of low code (and in some cases ancient techniques), abstract attack vectors targeting atypical devices and platforms and the abuse of protocols and inbuilt applications to conduct a full scale breach of the environment.