Faraday is an active contributor to the global cybersecurity ecosystem, engaging with researchers, ethical hackers, and security leaders at the most prestigious events worldwide.
Faraday’s Research Lab contributes to global cybersecurity through open findings, responsible disclosures, and talks that strengthen collective defense.
Our Research Lab is committed to advancing cybersecurity through rigorous analysis, innovative projects, and open collaboration.
This year, we were once again part of Ekoparty with our own booth, where we welcomed clients, colleagues, and cybersecurity professionals, showcased FaradAI in action, challenged the community with our
Anyone can find a bug in a deliberately-vulnerable app. The harder question — the one that actually matters in production — is: can you run a real security program end to
Scanners have never been the bottleneck. Finding vulnerabilities is the easy part now — an agent can surface more exploitable issues in an afternoon than a team can triage in
Knowledge sharing is at the core of Faraday’s mission. By actively participating in conferences, we exchange insights, showcase new technologies, and help shape the future of vulnerability management.
Events create direct connections between security professionals, enabling open conversations around real-world challenges and fostering collaboration beyond organizational boundaries.
Conferences provide a space to share practical experiences, lessons learned, and different perspectives on offensive and defensive security.
Cybersecurity evolves constantly, and events help teams stay current by exposing them to new trends, tools, and techniques through real-world discussions.
By engaging with the global security community, events strengthen collaboration, support open knowledge, and contribute to a more resilient cybersecurity ecosystem.
Moments from Black Hat, DEFCON, Ekoparty, and other major cybersecurity gatherings, where innovation meets collaboration.



Faraday’s mission is to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and push the boundaries of vulnerability research worldwide.