Detectify

29/03/2022

Join us on April 7th, for our Hack Yourself event CodeNode Space & Events. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ehuRkg_P

We're bringing together thought leaders and security professionals to discuss the future of :

⚡️Katie Paxton-Fear - AppSec Expert & Ethical Hacker
⚡️Aaron Dobie - Manager of Cyber Defence at KPMG UK
⚡️Sam Stepanyan - OWASP London Chapter Leader
⚡️Regina B. - Security Analyst at Algolia
⚡️Rickard Carlsson - CEO of Detectify

You'll gain insights on:

🔸 The current landscape & future of EASM
🔸 Emerging attack vectors and overlooked risks in enterprises
🔸 What SaaS/modern companies can learn from hackers when discovering vulnerabilities across the attack surface
🔸 Risks that companies tend to overlook with attack surface management
🔸 How third-party assets can become a challenge for companies when it comes to security
🔸 How to scale your security solutions as your attack surface grows

Sign up here >>> https://lnkd.in/ehuRkg_P

19/03/2021

Hey all! Here's a message from Carolin, Community Manager at Detectify. We're prepping for our panel happening at Day of Shecurity 2021 Virtual Conference this coming Tuesday! Learn more www.dayofshecurity.com

03/02/2021

By working with some of the best ethical hackers in the world, we give our customers access to the very latest security research out there. Detectify CEO Rickard Carlsson speaks to Startup.info about challenging convention in the security industry, and leading a fast-growing SaaS business in Covid times:

We talked to Rickard Carlsson on how Detectify helps businesses stay on top of security and build safer web applications. The following is what he had to say

22/01/2021

“There is an obvious talent gap in security, and I think the real challenge is attracting people to get into it because the nerdiness of it is intimidating.”

Detectify’s Jocelyn Chan stumbled upon the cybersecurity field by coincidence. Now she runs the Women in Security Chapter in Stockholm to help other security-interested females find community: https://bit.ly/3izYjqS

Jocelyn Chan is the Content Manager and Team Lead at Detectify, a website security startup in Stockholm. In other words she is the…

20/01/2021

Getting your domain hijacked is an all too common web security problem - as our security researchers have shown, it can even happen to entire countries! Whether you're running a nation or a business, here is what you need to know about DNS hijacking and how to prevent it: https://bit.ly/3iqJZRw

18/01/2021

Imagine if the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) of a sovereign state fell into the wrong hands. Detectify’s Fredrik Nordberg Almroth found a vulnerability that left the ccTLD of the Democratic Republic of Congo -.cd - open to severe potential abuse. He bought a name server for .cd before any attacker could – by that saving thousands of .cd domains from potentially being exploited: https://lnkd.in/e7qA-4c

08/01/2021

It all started in 2013 with a group of ethical hackers who had an idea on how to make the internet safer. Since then, Detectify has grown into an international industry challenger of 140+ people. Our CEO and Co-founder Rickard Carlsson speaks to our investment partner Balderton Capital about the present and future of Detectify - and how important culture fit is when looking for an investor.

Meet Rickard Carlsson, Founder & CEO of Detectify. Video for Balderton Capital 2020 AGM.

05/01/2021

Keeping software up to date is a simple but effective way to prevent breaches. For Equifax, failure to update vulnerable software led to one of the biggest data leaks in modern history. For more tips on how to reduce your attack surface, head to the blog: https://bit.ly/38pIb6H

28/12/2020

We've added new security updates submitted by our Crowdsource ethical hacker community! Head to the blog to learn more: https://bit.ly/3aB301M

22/12/2020

🎶 Last Christmas, you ran a Deep Scan
And the very next day, you took vulns away
This year, to save you from tears
You got even more zero-day specials

We wish you all Happy Holidays and best wishes for the New Year!

09/12/2020

Building a security culture on blame and fear means your colleagues won’t tell you if they are using an unauthorized app or have clicked on a malicious link until it’s too late. Try these tips to proactively encourage security instead.