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IT threat evolution Q3 2016. Statistics

by Denis Makrushin November 9, 2016

written by Denis Makrushin November 9, 2016

In Q3 2016, attempted infections by financial #malware were registered at 1.2m users’ computers #banking https://t.co/dTD5LqOeM7

— Denis Makrushin (@difezza) November 8, 2016

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Denis Makrushin

Denis has gained diverse experience while working in the information security area. On the defensive side, as Head of Application Security, he is responsible for building a security architecture of distributed IT infrastructure across various international business units for a global Fortune 100 company. Based on his offensive expertise, he is continuing research project related to targeted attack mitigation in National Research Nuclear University.

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Denis Makrushin @difezza·

16 Aug

I’ll give a talk at #XCon in Beijing.
Yesterday we've researched the security of Cloud, today we are playing with containers. New abstraction-level tomorrow, we’ll be playing with, based on current architectural flaws. Let’s surf on the Attack Surface to predict its evolution.

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Denis Makrushin @difezza·

8 Aug

Vulnerability starts from a human. Let the product security strategy start from the same point.

2 weeks, 2 countries, 3 cities, 4 sessions of security-training, 113 attendees. They take responsibility. And it's a valuable step to enforce software maturity program.

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Denis Makrushin @difezza·

25 Jul

To increase community of Security Champions we’ve prepared one-day training for developers who want to jump into #AppSec. Pilot version of “Application Security: Essentials” will be delivered for two large dev-teams in India and then will be available for everyone.

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