Meet us at the Black Hat Europe Conference in London!

Maryia Stsiopkina

2023-11-061 min read

We’re kick-starting this winter by participating in Black Hat Europe 2023 in London on December 6-7. Our Chief Commercial Officer Tomas Montvilas will be there to deliver an insightful presentation titled “Developing Effective Internal Threat Monitoring Systems.”

Why attend?

Black Hat gatherers the brightest minds in the Information Security field to exchange the latest knowledge in development, research, and trends defining the industry nowadays. During the event, the attendees will plunge into deeply technical Training, as well as Briefings dedicated to the latest research and vulnerability disclosures.

Glimpse into Tomas’ presentation

As cybersecurity threats become more sophisticated, companies worldwide turn to developing internal threat intelligence systems to ensure safety and mitigate potential risks. In his presentation, Oxylabs’ CCO Tomas Montvilas will address the key challenges and break down the foundational elements needed to build effective threat monitoring systems.

Key details

Place: ExCeL London
Date: December 6-7
Oxylabs booth number: 333
Tomas’ presentation: December 7, 10:55 (GMT), Business Hall Theatre B
You can register here

See you in London!

About the author

Maryia Stsiopkina

Senior Content Manager

Maryia Stsiopkina is a Senior Content Manager at Oxylabs. As her passion for writing was developing, she was writing either creepy detective stories or fairy tales at different points in time. Eventually, she found herself in the tech wonderland with numerous hidden corners to explore. At leisure, she does birdwatching with binoculars (some people mistake it for stalking), makes flower jewelry, and eats pickles.

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