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Webinar - What changes for Conviso Platform with the union of forces between Conviso and N-Stalker

The webinar featured a chat between the company's CEO, Wagner Elias, and Thiago Zaninotti - founding partner of N-Stalker.

October 9, 2020

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Julliana Bauer

Webinar - What changes for Conviso Platform with the union of forces between Conviso and N-Stalker

Last September, Conviso and N-Stalker announced that the two companies would now join forces and align their application security strategies.

Now, N-Stalker's technology will be combined with the technology of Conviso Platform - Conviso’s main product - to offer the global market a more complete product.

To explain how it will impact the application security market , as well as the product itself - Conviso Platform - a free webinar was held on October 8th. The online event featured a chat between the company's CEO, Wagner Elias, and Thiago Zaninotti - founding partner of N-Stalker, and now also Product Director at Conviso.

During the webinar, the AppSec experts talked about the history of N-Stalker, how it intersects with Conviso, and addressed a few current challenges in the application security market. “Our purpose is to enable a platform that delivers the whole ecosystem to the customer - which is the developer”, reinforced the CEO of Conviso.

Watch the webinar in full to learn:

  • How the N-Stalker technology will be incorporated into the Conviso Platform technology;
  • The current challenges in the AppSec market;
  • How the AppSec market can get closer to the development professional;
  • The challenge of finding and retaining talent in application security

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRJQHUScG4Y

Sobre o autor

Julliana Bauer

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the Federal University of Alagoas. He has spoken at events such as the NullByte Security Conference and Hackers to Hackers Conference, and presented research projects at national and international events. He has experience in application security, exploit development, and vulnerability research in both userland and kernel land, having discovered vulnerabilities for companies like Microsoft, AMD, and Intel. His interests include operating system internals, compilers, malware development, vulnerability research, and EDR evasion.

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