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Elliott Frantz
CEO at Virtue Security
Elliott Frantz is the CEO of Virtue Security, a company focused on application security and vulnerability assessments.123 He has a background in computer science, having completed a curriculum that included low-level programming in C and Assembly.1 Frantz holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from SUNY Albany.
Professional Experience
As the CEO of Virtue Security, Frantz leads an innovative security team dedicated to application security.2 His company specializes in performing vulnerability assessments, which help identify critical threats, sensitive information leakage, and various other security issues.3
Skills and Expertise
Frantz's expertise includes:
- Application security
- Vulnerability assessments
- Low-level programming (C and Assembly)
- Computer science
Previous Experience
Before his role at Virtue Security, Elliott Frantz held positions at other companies, including:
- British Telecom4
Location and Contact Information
Elliott Frantz is based in New York, NY.4 His professional profile can be found on LinkedIn under the username "elliottfrantz".1
Highlights
Last day at re-inforce! Lots of interesting talks really highlight how much the cloud security world is changing. Pentesting AWS workloads is only getting more challenging and fun 🙂
If we have not yet caught up please let me know, lots of good events tonight 🥂
Ever encounter business units where everything needs to be moved to a Low?
I always recommend CISO's look out for these situations, as it can sour an important relationship with vendors and affect the quality of testing across the organization.
'Showing that you care' is one of the many intangibles that can affect the quality of pentesting received. But it's difficult to embrace this across many teams, especially as compliance pressure rises.
Excessive pushback on risk ratings and burdensome reporting requirements are some of the fastest ways I've seen pentesters become demotivated. This unfortunately can affect the overall security, even when CISO's at the top are well meaning and doing their best.
We're diving into the unspoken advice pentesters have for executives. And hopefully offering some unconventional advice. Would love to get thoughts from others on this, full podcast coming out soon 🙂
