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BlackHat Europe

Join us at BlackHat Europe!

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December 10-11, 2025
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We’re excited to be heading to Black Hat Europe! The Endor Labs team will be there all week, ready to connect with the AppSec community and share what’s new in software supply chain security. Swing by our booth to:

  • See how we cut through noise to highlight the risks that actually matter
  • Learn how we help engineering teams fix issues faster and with less friction
  • Chat about the future of AppSec and AI

See you in London!

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