As a Public Affairs Manager at Kaspersky, Anastasiya coordinates the company's worldwide public policy with a focus on cyber diplomacy/global projects, and the Global Transparency Initiative – Kaspersky's program to enhance transparency and accountability in cybersecurity.

Desara Dushi is currently working as an advisor to the Minister of Justice of Albania as part of the LEAD Albania Fellowship program. She is also an assistant professor at the Law Department of Epoka University. In early 2020, she joined the Executive Committee of SEEDIG. Desara holds a Double PhD Degree in Law, Science and Technology from the University of Bologna and University of Luxembourg. She is specialized in criminal justice, ICT law, cybercrime, human rights, online child protection, and Internet Governance. Desara has been an ICANN Fellow twice and has also served as member of the NextGen@ICANN Selection Committee.

Giorgi Jokhadze currently works at the Cybercrime Programme Office of the Council of Europe (Bucharest, Romania), where he is in charge of regional projects covering the Eastern Partnership region, addressing issues of cybercrime and electronic evidence. He has previously worked, in various management and consulting posts, with the Government of Georgia, international organizations (ICRC, UNODC, OECD, etc.) and non-profit organizations in Georgia and abroad on variety of matters related to public international law, criminal justice, intellectual property and personal data protection, specializing in regulatory aspects and practice of cybercrime and information/cyber-security in recent years. Giorgi Jokhadze holds degrees of law from Tbilisi State University (Georgia) and Lund University (Sweden).

Vladimir Radunović is a director of e-diplomacy and cybersecurity programmes at DiploFoundation. He is a lecturer in cybersecurity policy, Internet governance, and e-diplomacy at postgraduate and professional courses. Vladimir also serves as an expert with the Geneva Internet Platform, and served as a member of the Advisory Board of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) 2016-2020, and a member of the Multistakeholder Advisory Group of the UN Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2012-2014. He has been a lecturer, speaker and resource person in number of educational and training programmes and events worldwide, including within the WSIS and IGF processes. His professional and research focus is on Internet governance, broadband policy and net neutrality, cybersecurity and cyber-diplomacy, e-diplomacy, and capacity development. He holds an MSc in electrical engineering and a Master degree in contemporary diplomacy, and has undertaken a PhD programme in cybersecurity. He was born and lives in Serbia.