Sunny Singh

Sunny Singh has a strong background in cybersecurity and product security engineering. Sunny is currently working at Calibo as a Product Security Engineer. In this role, they are responsible for developing the cybersecurity strategy, recommending control measures, measuring the security posture of cloud accounts, and building a cybersecurity roadmap for assets primarily hosted in AWS infrastructure. Prior to Calibo, Sunny worked at KPMG Global Services (KGS) as an Associate Consultant, where they focused on application security, network pentesting, cloud pentesting, and automation tasks. Sunny also spent several years at Tata Consultancy Services as a Penetration Tester, conducting penetration testing of web applications, web services, and mobile applications, as well as performing web application security testing. Additionally, Sunny has served as a Chapter Leader for the OWASP Foundation in Varanasi.

Sunny Singh attended Earthinators Climate School from 2014 to 2017. The provided information does not include any degree or field of study associated with this education. Additionally, Sunny Singh has obtained multiple certifications throughout the years. The certifications include Certified AppSec Practitioner from The SecOps Group (obtained in December 2022), ITIL V4 from AXELOS Global Best Practice (obtained in March 2020), Offensive Security Certified Professional from Offensive Security (obtained in November 2019), Web App Security Fundamentals from Cybrary (obtained in March 2019), Web Application Penetration Testing from Cybrary (obtained in March 2019), Vulnerability Management from Qualys (obtained in November 2018), Software Engineering Industrial Practice from tcs open ignite (obtained in June 2017), Certified Ethical Hacker from EC-Council (obtained in February 2019), Nessus Certificate of Proficiency from Tenable (obtained in May 2018), Tenable.io Certificate of Proficiency from Tenable (obtained in May 2018), SecurityCenter CV Certificate of Proficiency from Tenable (obtained in May 2018), and SecurityCenter Certificate of Proficiency from Tenable (obtained in May 2018).