Journey at SSL Labs...

Bhushan—now the primary SSL Labs developer—is tweeting. Say hello to him. https://t.co/o7iI9XK2uu

— Ivan Ristic (@ivanristic) June 10, 2016

CECPQ1 post-quantum suites now supported on https://t.co/U4NmkcaA8M pic.twitter.com/Nb9qg9ED3q

— Bhushan Lokhande (@BhushanLokhande) August 30, 2016

Added lots of features to SSL Labs

Lots of nice new features in SSL Labs 1.26.5. Here’s my overview: https://t.co/ItKhjsbW5D // cc @ssllabs @BhushanLokhande

— Ivan Ristic (@ivanristic) January 13, 2017

Implemented Ticketbleed vulnerability detection

Ticketbleed detection is now available on SSL Labs development server. https://t.co/GZHuBkPgVE pic.twitter.com/TRQV2A9L9e

— Bhushan Lokhande (@BhushanLokhande) February 27, 2017

Implemented TLS 1.3 detection

https://t.co/U4NmkcaA8M now supports TLS 1.3 draft 18 pic.twitter.com/rryHtZycp7

— Bhushan Lokhande (@BhushanLokhande) June 9, 2017

Implemented ROBOT vulnerability test

dev version of @ssllabs now with prominent ROBOT info, thanks @BhushanLokhande pic.twitter.com/nPJmHSlady

— hanno (@hanno) 13 December 2017

Previously I worked with Quick Heal

Sure! I'll look into this. https://t.co/QrDibo19ZD

— Sanjay Katkar (@sanjaykatkar) 15 July 2016