Speaker
Description
Open source software is a rapidly growing market because every user has access to the respective programming code, can audit what the code’s functionality does and can edit the code to fit specific requirements.
Open-source cybersecurity tools allow enterprises to strengthen their security posture at a low capex, provided they have the requisite technical expertise. These tools can be offensive or defensive, allowing enterprises to proactively test systems and hunt for vulnerabilities or monitor active systems to preempt incoming attacks. They also provide a greater degree of customization if the user possesses the right skill sets, as publicly available source code.
Security researchers may combine a list of security tools into a comprehensive security solution which benefits to the organizations and others. Speaker will share his experience in his applied research & development integrating the list of open source security tools in collaboration with academics and industries in order to establish a comprehensive tools to compliment industrial security products. In the same time contributing back to the open source communities.
