Summary
Omri Herscovici is a Principal Engineer in security research with 11 years of experience focused on exploit and vulnerability research, secure software development, and security architecture for high-profile military and commercial platforms. He led and scaled vulnerability research teams at Check Point, boosting discovered vulnerabilities and conference presence while producing tooling and public talks on exploit kits and traffic analysis. At Intel he performed CPU microarchitecture red-team assessments and built a static taint analysis system for microcode, applying offensive insights to early-stage hardware vulnerability detection. His open-source work includes CapTipper, a forensic HTTP malware explorer where he improved HTTP parsing and hardened packet handling—reflecting deep protocol-level expertise. Based in Israel, he blends hands-on exploit development with defensive engineering and mentorship across research and product teams.
12 years of coding experience