Software is everywhere: from Cloud, Edge Computing, IoT to industrial operations, software-defined networks, and 5G.
Is your software secure? Is your software supply chain under control to continually reinforce your organization’s security?
MOABI supports companies in analyzing, measuring, and improving their secure software development lifecycle (SSDLC) to succeed in their digital transformation. Its automated security audits extend coverage and risk assessment to all types of software, whether developed in-house, by external suppliers, or Open Source.
After 10 years working in various consulting businesses with assignments in Pentest, Red Teams, and Product Security, three entrepreneurs came together with a mission:
to develop cybersecurity solutions to provide companies with the processes and tools needed for a secure software development lifecycle.
Combining their skills and tools, they created the MOABI platform, successfully deployed for the first time in 2018 to address a customer’s unresolved challenges.
MOABI then became a company dedicated to developing and promoting their product security technology to automate safety audits. The MOABI platform embodies their quest for efficiency and precision.
Today, MOABI focuses on the development and promotion of cybersecurity software to help customers deliver better products to their own customers.
Nicolas, who holds an engineering degree, has worked for a variety of companies, from multinationals to SMEs. After gaining experience in telecoms, industry, and civil security, he turned to cybersecurity.
His experiences abroad have enabled him to develop great listening and communication skills. Passionate about interacting with customers, Nicolas strives to offer them the best tools to meet their needs.
His career path has enabled him to acquire technical and commercial expertise, reinforcing his skills in the field.
Jonathan Brossard is a world-renowned security expert, having participated in over 50 conferences with original and disruptive research. He published the first exploits against Microsoft Bitlocker and the first remote exploits targeting Microsoft Windows 10 and the Microsoft Edge browser.
His research into the security of low-level binaries, BIOS, and firmware has been widely reported in the media, including The Intercept, MIT Technology Review, and Forbes, which covered his PoC Rakshasa firmware malware (the world’s first public portable firmware backdoor).
He holds a Master’s degree in Engineering and a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence, both from the Ecole des Mines (Saint-Etienne, France), and is also a professor at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (Paris, France).
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