Faraday Blog

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.

Our CEO Federico Kirschbaum participated as a moderator in the “Cybersecurity” panel at Ethereum Argentina, alongside Pablo G. Sabbatella, Santiago Di Paolo, Sergio Demian Lerner, and Sebastian Raul Wain.
He was in charge of joining the conversation of one of the hottest topics in the crypto world.
See the video of the talk

In his own words, Martin stated, “Attempting to address all critical vulnerabilities is a mistake, especially for large companies. Are they all equally critical? It's crucial to assess the context within vulnerability management platforms to prioritize effectively.”

Another Las Vegas season has passed, and it's been a blast!
We met some awesome folks, clients, and pentesters at the Black Hat and DefCon conferences, our team rocked both events, and the Get-together was lots of fun.

“Hacking is a way of doing things, fixing problems, and understanding technology", explains our CEO, Federico Kirschbaum, when asked about his journey into cybersecurity.

We're thrilled to announce that our groundbreaking tools, Faraday and EmploLeaks, have been selected to be part of this year's prestigious Black Hat Arsenal