SecureLayer7 buying intent
7 tracked signals — top 7 topics below — Engineering and Security are carrying most of it.
Attention by team
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Topics being researched
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Who to contact at SecureLayer7
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Top accounts researching SecureLayer7
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Buyer profile
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What's been said
public posts mentioning SecureLayer7Real public activity that surfaced SecureLayer7 in a tracked topic. Not a sentiment score — just what people actually wrote.
Cybersecurity always said one thing humans are the weakest link. Now suddenly… then industry said, Zero trust.. we’re saying trust AI. That shift should make you pause. AI will absolutely improve scale and speed in security. But blind trust? That just replaces one weak link with another only this time, it fails faster. at SparkCon (formally Sp4rkCon) by Walmart Global Tech in Bentonville, it good to see how wallmart security team is solving their cybersecurity problems. Fraud in retail. Realtime secuity, many different vendors Practical security decisions. Great conversations with Jerry Geisler from walmart and Rinki Sethi their early journey reminded me of my own a decade ago. Oh yeah. I demonstrated our autonomous pentest platform and few sign up for early access.
Talk to me about scaling cuz I can imagine, from the typical project that lasts maybe a week for a good pen test, all of a sudden you could have hundreds of customers that want stuff right now. And how difficult is it going to be to scale to meet the demand?