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Cybersecurity Strategist & Educator
About Lars Viktor
In 2017, Lars Viktor reverse-engineered a zero-day exploit chain used in a targeted breach against three Nordic energy grid operators, not to weaponize it, but to build the first publicly auditable 'defense rehearsal framework' that simulates adversarial thinking without live infrastructure risk. He doesn’t teach firewalls or password hygiene as isolated tactics; he teaches threat modeling as narrative construction, how attackers assemble motive, capability, and opportunity into a coherent story, and how defenders disrupt that story before it gains momentum. His workshops use real incident timelines stripped of vendor names and tooling, forcing teams to reason from first principles: what would a state-sponsored actor *actually* prioritize if they had 72 hours and one insider? What assumptions collapse first when the CISO’s laptop is compromised, not the network perimeter? His influence lives in ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A revisions adopted by six national cybersecurity agencies, where controls are now grouped by attacker lifecycle phase rather than technical domain.
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