Riscure Workshop 2021

We are pleased to invite you to Riscure’s 14^th Annual Global Workshop, a hybrid series of technical presentations scheduled throughout the course of September and October. At this year’s event, you can expect to connect with a variety of individuals: whether our long-term customers, the new industry faces, or simply software and hardware enthusiasts. With workshop events across international borders, this year’s Workshop will be both online and in-person.

What is the Riscure Workshop?

Live at the start of September, the Riscure team launched a series of virtual videos accessible for all attendees. This material will provide context as to the most relevant industry developments and their importance more broadly. The 25 video sessions are spread around over 5 days and are based on 5 tracks: R&D, Attack, Secure Coding, Riscure, and Q&A. There are also various guest speakers, like Raelize, IO Active, and NewAE joining the presentations. To find out more details about the topics, speakers, and conversations of the Workshop, check out our agenda.

Download the Riscure Workshop 2021 Program here. 

Where can you meet the Riscure team in person?

• The Netherlands – September 23
• China – October 12
• South Korea – October 25-29
• United States – November 8-12
• APACMEA (Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Seoul) – postponed
  

If these dates and locations don’t work for you or your team, feel free to request a private event for 10+ attendees. Contact us at welove.fi@riscure.com.

What can you expect?

• Hands-on demonstrations of our tools from the Riscure team
• Relevant hardware and software security application methods
• Engaging conversations and opportunities to network across industries
• Exposure to our products and the experts behind them!

Reserve your seat now by filling in the form below.

WeLove.FI is an initiative of Riscure to educate and advocate the industry on the threat and the potential impact of Fault Injection attacks. Our purpose is to show on one side how customers can protect themselves against fault injection attacks, and on the other side demonstrate the potential of Fault Injection research as we constantly investigate new attack methods.

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