Eva Galperin, a prominent figure in cybersecurity and Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), is renowned for her advocacy against stalkerware and her efforts to protect vulnerable groups from online threats. With a background in political science, Galperin initially aimed to specialize in human rights and tech law but found her calling in cybersecurity and activism, focusing on Internet censorship and the protection of activists and journalists. Her work includes tracking advanced persistent threats (APTs), leading campaigns to enhance online privacy, and co-founding the Coalition Against Stalkerware. Galperin emphasizes the importance of ethical hacking, advocating for the protection of those often overlooked in cybersecurity discussions. Her approach combines technical skills with a deep commitment to social justice, and she encourages other security professionals to provide accessible advice and make ethical choices in their work. A notable highlight of her career includes her proactive measures against the Vietnamese government's attempts to target her with malware, showcasing her dedication to using her skills for the greater good. Outside of her professional life, Galperin engages in aerial circus arts, which offers her a physical and mental escape from the cerebral demands of cybersecurity.