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STOCKHOLM — Aug. 2, 2021 – Detectify, the SaaS security company powered by ethical hackers, today announced its presence at premiere cybersecurity conference Black Hat. The hybrid event will feature Virtual Trainings from July 31-August 3, and Detectify will be present for the in-person portion of the conference in Las Vegas, Nevada August 4-5.
Detectify automates the research of hundreds of ethical hackers to keep web applications secure for information security defenders across global tech organizations to small startups. The company’s Crowdsource Community finds web vulnerabilities that Detectify then integrates into its products, enabling customers to benefit from the inside knowledge of ethical hackers.
Attendees can meet the Detectify team at booth #1667 at Black Hat to participate in the following:
Detectify will be showcasing its solutions powered by ethical hacker research—Deep Scan and Asset Monitoring. Get an up-close look at how:
Self-proclaimed recovering hacker of 20 years, Alissa Knight is a cybersecurity influencer, content creator, and community manager as a partner at Knight Ink.
Knight will be at the Detectify booth #1667 beginning at 2:30pm PT on Thursday, August 5. While at the booth, she will be filming an episode for KnighTV, her weekly show on hacking and securing embedded systems. Attendees are encouraged to stop by to say ‘hello’ and ask any questions they may have regarding API security and how to test it through fuzzing.
There are many ultra-talented hackers out there, but Detectify wants to hear from Black Hat attendees which hacker stands out amongst the noise. Conference-goers can vote for their #hackerhero in-person at the Detectify booth #1667, or on the conference’s virtual platform.
In exchange for participation, Detectify will make a donation to Hackers for Change for each vote received. Hackers for Change works to educate and enable charities to protect their computer and information systems so that they can focus on maximizing their social impact.
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