First 11 partners of VB2019 announced

Posted by    on   May 15, 2019

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 see the welcome return of ESET – a company that has long been a loyal supporter of the VB Conference – as well as Reason Software, a relatively new company in the security field, founded in 2012 by industry veteran Andrew Newman, which first partnered with the VB Conference last year at Silver level and returns this year at Platinum level.

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At Gold level we welcome back Talos, Cisco's threat intelligence group, and welcome for the first time the behemoth of social networking, Facebook.

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At Silver level we welcome back G Data Software, as well as first-time partners of the event Intezer Labs and TotalAV.

 

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Intezer

 

TotalAV

 

In the new role of "NextGen patron" this year is Google Android, whose support is dedicated specifically to nurturing the next generation of security researchers – allowing us to invite a number of students to attend the conference free of charge for essential learning and networking.

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As in previous years, Secudit is our 'Getting connected' partner – helping to ensure that those attending the conference will have free access to Wi-Fi for the duration for the event.


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And, playing an important part in facilitating networking opportunities by supporting the social event that will take place on Wednesday 2 October, Malwarebytes is our 'Evening Networking' partner once again this year.


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VB2019 will see a return of the Threat Intelligence Practitioners' Summit, an integral part of the programme that is aimed specifically at bringing together industry analysts, commercial and academic researchers, network operators and software developers, to help us understand the overall evolution of the threat intelligence landscape. We are pleased to announce the Cyber Threat Alliance as the sponsor of this part of the event.

 

Cyber Threat Alliance

 

Finally, we see the return of AMTSO, Clean Software Alliance and SE Labs as supporting organizations.

 

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SE Labs

 

 

VB2019 takes place in London, 2-4 October. It's not too late you make your company visible among security peers – a few partnership opportunities remain (available on a first come, first served basis). Contact us for more information!

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