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SecPod PREVENT
A New Era of Cybersecurity
The industry stands at a crossroads. Traditional, reactive approaches to cybersecurity are no longer enough to counter the evolving threats of today.
PREVENT is an exclusive, invite-only event where cybersecurity executives come together to rethink security strategies and lead the charge toward a prevention-first paradigm.
This event will also be the launchpad for SecPod’s exciting new technology.
Join us as we unveil the philosophy, technology, and strategies that will shape the future of cybersecurity.
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iSMG NullCon – 1st & 2nd March 2025
Nullcon came into existence in 2010 and is managed and marketed by Payatu Technologies Pvt Ltd. With the advent of cutting-edge technologies, security is crucial

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Navigate The Complex Terrain of Regulatory Compliance With Ease – June 20th, 2024
Modernizing regulatory compliance approaches is critical to preventing cyber-attacks, sustaining operations, and ensuring business strategy success. However, executing day-to-day compliance
FINSEC 2024, Mumbai – June 4th-5th, 2024
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InfoSecurity Europe 2024 – June 4th-6th, 2024
Beyond learning about the newest innovations in cybersecurity, Infosecurity Europe aims to provide attendees with industry connections, professional knowledge, skill
Hack Proofing Your Bank with Continuous Vulnerability and Exposure Management – May 29th, 2024
Cyberattackers prefer banks! That’s the harsh truth! Most organizations follow the traditional approach of reacting to a cyberattack instead of