Cipherix Oy
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Cipherix is a Finnish cybersecurity company specializing in penetration testing, attack surface analysis and cybersecurity consulting.
Our expertise is built on extensive hands-on experience in demanding security assessments, complex international penetration testing and bug bounty research.
We approach security from an attacker’s perspective, focusing on exploitable weaknesses, attack paths and their real-world impact.
Cipherix is attending CSN26 together with NGIT
We believe that offensive and defensive cybersecurity go hand in hand. The better defenders understand how attackers think, operate and exploit weaknesses, the more effectively they can protect their organizations. That is why NGIT Oy and Cipherix Oy are joining forces at CSN26.
Meet us at booth 1K45, right next to the Gold Stage entrance.
Cipherix is a Finnish cybersecurity company specializing in penetration testing, attack surface analysis and cybersecurity consulting.
Our expertise is based on extensive hands-on experience in demanding security assessments, international penetration testing and bug bounty research. We look at security from an attacker’s perspective, focusing on exploitable weaknesses, attack paths and their real-world impact.
At Cyber Security Nordic 2026, Cipherix and NGIT bring together two complementary perspectives on cybersecurity: offense and defense. We believe that understanding how attackers think and operate is an important part of building effective defenses. Offensive and defensive security are strongest when they support each other.
In our joint Hacker’s Corner demo session on Thursday 29 October from 11:00 to 11:45 in Room 1B, we will show how these two perspectives work together in practice.
Our offensive security work focuses on understanding how systems can be compromised in practice, from exploitable weaknesses and attack paths to their real-world impact. Combined with NGIT’s defensive security expertise, this provides a broader view of the same security landscape: how attacks happen and how organizations can detect, defend against and respond to them.