Summary
David Durvaux is a cybersecurity leader with 15 years of hands-on experience in incident response, malware analysis, digital forensics and threat intelligence, currently heading Malware Analysis, Research & Threat Intelligence at the European Commission. He has built and led multi-location CSIRT teams that handle high-impact incidents, coordinate crises, provide legal and communication support, and run training and exercises across EU institutions. Technically fluent in operating systems, networks, telecoms and low-level reversing, he combines strategic coordination with tool development and automation experience dating back to AbuseHelper work at CERT.BE. A former SME owner and long-time freelance consultant, he blends public-sector scale and process with startup-style pragmatism in tooling and investigations. Based in Brussels, he brings a pragmatic, evidence-driven approach to threat research and incident handling that emphasizes reproducible forensic practice and cross-stakeholder collaboration. An engineer by training (UCLouvain), he often bridges deep technical analysis and operational enablement to turn complex compromise scenarios into actionable, auditable outcomes.
16 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master in Applied Sciences (Ingénieur Civil) Computer Sciences, Master in Applied Sciences (Ingénieur Civil) Computer Sciences at Université catholique de Louvain
French, English, Dutch