Operational security and incident resilience for startups.
Aug 19, 2026
Cyberattacks rarely happen because a product has one obvious security flaw — attackers find overlooked weaknesses and chain them together, exploiting the gaps between your application, APIs, infrastructure, dependencies, and users. In Session 2, independent security researcher Olumo Oke broke down how attackers actually approach modern products: how they map a product's attack surface, the common vulnerabilities and misconfigurations they look for first, and how seemingly small weaknesses chain into serious security impact. We walked through real-world examples of vulnerability chaining and application attacks, the blind spots that security testing and development teams often miss, and practical ways to identify and reduce attack paths before attackers exploit them.
Guest Speaker
Olumo OkeIndependent Security Researcher
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Aug 5, 2026
In our opening session, AppSec specialist Gabriel Odusanya (Founder, OffShield Security) broke down today's threat landscape from the attacker's perspective — why startups are prime targets, how phishing, social engineering, malicious repositories, and wallet drainers actually work, and the real-world incidents every team can learn from. We closed with practical security habits your team can adopt immediately and how AI can help you investigate suspicious content before it becomes an incident. Investigate first. Trust later.
Guest Speaker
Gabriel OdusanyaFounder, OffShield Security
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