Cybersecurity in the Blockchain and Web3 by Federico Kirschbaum

September 11, 2023

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.

They talked about hacking, audits, economic security, secure development, incentives, bug bounties, black hats, and several other topics! This is a session we highly recommend.

Ethereum Argentina is a non-profit, tech, and education focused annual conference hosted by the Argentine ETH community.

He was in charge of joining the conversation of one of the hottest topics in the crypto world.

See the video of the talk

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