Ethan Benhamou
About Ethan Benhamou
Ethan Benhamou is a security researcher with extensive experience in various cybersecurity roles, currently working at multiple organizations including Google and Microsoft. He has a background in military service and has pursued extensive education in cybersecurity, complemented by self-directed learning in programming languages.
Work at Google
Ethan Benhamou has been employed at Google as a Google Bounter since 2023. In this role, he focuses on security research, contributing to the company's efforts in identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities within its systems. His position at Google reflects his commitment to enhancing cybersecurity measures and protecting user data.
Work at Microsoft
Since 2023, Ethan has also been working at Microsoft as an MSRC Researcher. His responsibilities include conducting security research and collaborating with teams to address security issues. This role allows him to apply his expertise in cybersecurity to a major technology company, furthering his impact in the field.
Education and Expertise
Ethan is currently studying at ITSafe Cyber College, where he is pursuing a Cyber Sword certification from 2022 to 2024. He is also self-educated and has achieved a Cyber Sentinel certification, which he is expected to complete by 2025. Additionally, he studied at John Bryce, earning a Cyber Shield certification in 2022. His educational background supports his extensive knowledge in cybersecurity.
Background in Military Service
Ethan served in the Israel Defense Forces, where he held various roles. He was a combat medic in the anti-terrorist Kfir brigade, serving from 2019 to 2021. He also worked as a Certified Medical Assistant and in vaccination roles for a short period in 2020 and 2021. His military experience contributes to his discipline and skills in high-pressure environments.
Security Researcher Roles
Ethan has held multiple positions as a Security Researcher since 2022. He currently works at several organizations, including HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Immunefi, Intigriti, Yogosha, and Bugbounter. In these roles, he engages in vulnerability research and penetration testing, showcasing his dedication to improving cybersecurity across various platforms.