Tag: csa
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First 11 partners of VB2019 announced
The Virus Bulletin Conference is all about bringing the security community together to share intelligence and move the industry forward, but we wouldn’t be able to do any of this without the support of our partners. Today, we are pleased to announce the first 11 partners of VB2019. Partnering the conference at Platinum level we…
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First 11 partners of VB2019 announced
The Virus Bulletin Conference is all about bringing the security community together to share intelligence and move the industry forward, but we wouldn’t be able to do any of this without the support of our partners. Today, we are pleased to announce the first 11 partners of VB2019. Partnering the conference at Platinum level we…
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More VB2018 partners announced
The Virus Bulletin Conference has always been about bringing the security community together, and in this spirit, this year we are referring to the organizations that support VB2018 as our event ‘partners’ rather than ‘sponsors’. Earlier in the year, we announced Platinum partners adaware , Comodo , ESET and Tencent , Silver partner Reason Software…
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More VB2018 partners announced
The Virus Bulletin Conference has always been about bringing the security community together, and in this spirit, this year we are referring to the organizations that support VB2018 as our event ‘partners’ rather than ‘sponsors’. Earlier in the year, we announced Platinum partners adaware , Comodo , ESET and Tencent , Silver partner Reason Software…
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Small Talks return to the Virus Bulletin Conference
VB2015 was the 25th Virus Bulletin conference and, to celebrate the occasion, we added a third stream to the programme. Dubbed “Small Talks”, these talks were longer than those on the regular programme and took place in a smaller room, which allowed for a more informal discussion. Various subjects were covered, ranging from targeted attacks…
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Small Talks return to the Virus Bulletin Conference
VB2015 was the 25th Virus Bulletin conference and, to celebrate the occasion, we added a third stream to the programme. Dubbed “Small Talks”, these talks were longer than those on the regular programme and took place in a smaller room, which allowed for a more informal discussion. Various subjects were covered, ranging from targeted attacks…