Faraday Blog

Our CEO, Federico Kirschbaum, participated in 'Conciencia Digital,' a conference hosted by Netgate Uruguay in Montevideo. Thousands of people gathered to discuss topics around Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity.
It's hard not to be passionate about the things we love, specially with such a warm crowd.
Thank you so much for the invite! It was an honor to be part of this event and connect with the Uruguayan cybersecurity community. 🚀

Last week, our COO, Martin Tartarelli, offered a master class on vulnerabilities. He thoroughly explained what they are, how they work, and how to manage them. Among other things, he discussed attack surfaces, automation tools, the importance of vulnerability management, and different levels of maturity in an organization.

You can read the full presentation here.

Plus, our CRO Francisco Amato was leading many meeting with Brazilian companies and fellow pentesters. 

It was an amazing chance to connect with the Brazilian pentesting community, share our work, and have an amazing time in São Pablo.

Cybersecurity is a large group of people working to make the world a safer place. At Faraday, we are motivated to develop and work on solutions that add value to the community and assist companies and cybersecurity professionals. But most importantly, we take pride in forming relationships and, together with Ekoparty, being part of this story.

Bienvenidos a otro año más con Faraday en la fiesta más grande de Latinoamérica, Ekoparty!

Desde hace 9 años somos parte de esta conferencia de hackers y apasionados de la ciberseguridad. Nuestros socios fundadores Fede Kirschbaum y Francisco Amato son también los creadores de este evento que reúne anualmente a más de 1000 nerds de la ciberseguridad y el pentesting.

Our Ssr. Researcher, Octavio Gianatiempo, presented his research on the vulnerability that affected thousands of top-selling routers in Latin America at Mind The Sec ⚡

You can read the full presentation here.

Plus, our CRO Francisco Amato was leading many meeting with Brazilian companies and fellow pentesters. 

It was an amazing chance to connect with the Brazilian pentesting community, share our work, and have an amazing time in São Pablo.

It's true that cybersecurity is primarily something developed by governments and large, regulated companies. If these entities with vast resources, hefty budgets, and seniority still experience breaches, what's left for the rest of us?
Whether it's a company with 10,000 employees or one with just five, they both face exactly the same attack.