At MSP GLOBAL 2025, one of the most memorable sessions didn\u2019t come wrapped in a slick slide deck or a neatly packaged framework. It came as a story\u2014unfiltered, occasionally uncomfortable, and grounded in hard experience.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Jesse <\/a>Tuttle<\/a>\u2014known to many as \u201cHackah Jack\u201d\u2014shared the stage with his daughter Reese<\/a>, and together they offered something the MSP world doesn\u2019t hear often enough: what cybersecurity actually looks like from the attacker\u2019s side.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Jesse\u2019s background alone would have filled the room. A well-known\u2014and, depending on who you ask, notorious\u2014figure, he\u2019s been on both sides of the law, moving from world-class cybercriminal to working with federal authorities and now helping organizations understand how attackers really think.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Reese brings a different kind of credibility\u2014a next-generation threat researcher shaped by growing up inside that world, translating instinct into insight.<\/p>\n\n\n\n What followed wasn\u2019t a technical walkthrough or a product pitch. It was a reality check, which was pre-figured in the pre-event interview<\/a> he was kind enough to give us.<\/p>\n\n\n\n