Erik David Martin
About Erik David Martin
Erik David Martin is a Security Researcher with extensive experience in cybersecurity and electrical engineering. He has worked for various companies in Norway and has a strong academic background in information technology and computer forensics.
Work at Bugcrowd
Erik David Martin has been employed at Bugcrowd as a Security Researcher since 2020. In this role, he focuses on application fuzzing and exploit development, contributing to the company's mission of enhancing cybersecurity through crowdsourced solutions. His expertise in security research supports Bugcrowd's initiatives in identifying vulnerabilities and improving the security posture of various applications.
Education and Expertise
Erik David Martin has a diverse educational background in technology and security. He studied at Noroff, where he earned a qualification in Network and IT Security from 2017 to 2019. Additionally, he obtained a BSc (Hons) in Computer Forensics from the University of South Wales in 2020. His studies in electrical engineering, including a Fagskole degree in Elektrikerfaget, further complement his technical skills, providing a strong foundation for his career in cybersecurity.
Background
Erik David Martin's professional journey began in the electrical field, working as an Electrician at Caverion from 2009 to 2013. He transitioned to roles in electrical engineering and project management, including positions at Oras AS and Bravida Norge AS. His shift to cybersecurity began with roles at Secure-NOK® and later at Sopra Steria, where he advanced from Cybersecurity Engineer to Senior Cybersecurity Engineer. His varied experiences across different sectors have shaped his comprehensive skill set in both electrical and cybersecurity domains.
Achievements
Erik David Martin has made significant contributions to the field of cybersecurity. He presented research at Europol’s Forensic Experts Forum, showcasing his expertise and insights. Additionally, he has published a series of whitepapers on critical topics such as IoT, hardware, and forensics. His involvement in hardware hacking, industrial control systems, and PLC security reflects his commitment to advancing knowledge and practices in cybersecurity.