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A big shoutout to Makingfaces Canada for the incredible work they're doing to support kids with facial differences. Their dedicated programs help kids build, trust, and creativity. Additionally, their anti-bullying initiviates in schools have made a significant difference, helping kids and families strengthen self-esteem and resilience. At CodeEye, our journey began with a focus on investigating cyberbullying, so we deeply empathize with the impact bullying can have on children and families. We are incredibly proud to have supported Makingfaces last year where our contribution helped expand their programs, positively impacted the lives of 30 new families. Special thanks to Adam Bighill and Kristina Bighill for their dedication and compassion for the cause and for bringing smiles to so many kids and families. #CommunitySupport #AntiBullying #MakingFacesCanada https://makingfaces.ca/

We are thrilled to announce that Dan McDonald has joined our team as the Director of Sales for Western Canada! With a wealth of experience in sales leadership and a deep understanding of the Western Canadian market, Dan is poised to drive our growth and strengthen client relationships across the region.   Dan's strategic approach to sales and his commitment to delivering exceptional value to clients make him an invaluable addition to our leadership team. His expertise will be instrumental in expanding our presence and enhancing our service offerings throughout Western Canada. As CodeEye continues to grow, we’re actively hiring for multiple sales roles across Canada. If you're passionate about cybersecurity and want to be part of a fast-growing team, we’d love to hear from you! #cybersecurity #appsecurity

‼️ Autonomous AI hacking platforms are here and rapidly evolving Xanthorox AI, a recently identified malicious platform circulating in darknet forums, represents a significant advancement in AI-driven cyber threats. What sets Xanthorox apart from earlier threat models is its self-contained design, fully hosted on the developers' own servers. This gives attackers unprecedented control, enabling them to create complex, sophisticated cyberattacks that are barely detectable. As these LLMs continue to evolve, no two attacks will be the same. It particularly poses a threat to companies that depend on after-incident forensics to inform how they fine-tune their detection-and-response capabilities. Given the current cybersecurity space, AI-based threats demands equally advanced AI-driven defenses that can predict, anticipate and neautralise these attacks. It has become essential for companies to invest strategically in both defensive and offensive tech to maintain a well-rounded security posture. By focusing on innovation in cybersecurity, we can better safeguard our digital assets from the evolving tactics of AI threats. Credit: Dark Reading https://lnkd.in/gtGFRR9Z

Big thanks to Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst, Toronto Metropolitan University for including CodeEye in the Canadian cybersecurity Directory! Supporting local tech is more important than ever. It's time to build stronger, more resilient security solutions from experts committed to Canadian cybersecurity excellence 🇨🇦 Check us out in the directory: https://lnkd.in/gFDtfb8u  

We're #hiring a new Principle Application Cyber Security Engineer in Toronto, Ontario. Apply today or share this post with your network.

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre), a part of the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE), is once again urging Canadian organizations to remain vigilant and bolster their defences against reconnaissance scanning, a low-level but constant cyber threat. The Cyber Centre is aware that a sophisticated state-sponsored threat actor from the People’s Republic of China has performed broad-based reconnaissance scanning in recent weeks, similar to activity the Cyber Centre flagged on Canadian systems in October 2024. https://lnkd.in/ekGAqwE6 The majority of affected organizations targeted were Government of Canada departments and agencies, including federal political parties, the House of Commons and Senate. The reconnaissance scanning also targeted dozens of Canadian organizations, including all levels of government, democratic institutions, critical infrastructure, media organizations, think tanks and NGOs. Reconnaissance scanning is not an indication of compromise. It is used to gather information, look for possible vulnerabilities, and may be a precursor to further malicious actions. It is the equivalent of someone walking around a building to see if there is an alarm or security camera or trying the windows and doors to see which ones are unlocked. It is about gathering information in case they want to return to carry out a crime and figuring out the best way to do it. We strongly recommend you defend against reconnaissance scans by following cyber security best practices, such as the Cyber Centre’s Top 10 IT Security Actions. https://lnkd.in/eBqd6hFN

We're #hiring a new Application Security Engineer in El Salvador. Apply today or share this post with your network.

🛡️ We support local farmers. Why not local tech? Canada First shouldn’t stop at the grocery store. At CodeEye, we’re proud to be a Toronto-based cybersecurity company—and an Ontario Vendor of Record—helping public sector teams secure their digital ecosystems. It’s time Canadian innovation gets the same support we give to everything else made at home. #CanadaFirst #Cybersecurity #SupportLocal #DigitalSovereignty #CodeEye

🩷Securing the Future, Empowering Women🩷 Women are driving innovation, breaking barriers, and shaping the future of digital security. At CodeEye, we recognize their impact and the need for greater inclusion in our industry. Today, we celebrate their leadership, resilience, and contributions to a more secure world. #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInCyber #WomenInTech #CodeEye

🚀 Introducing CodeEye's New Product Engineering Service! At CodeEye, we don’t just build software—we build secure software by design. Our new Product Engineering Service stands out by embedding security into every phase of the development lifecycle, setting us apart from traditional software development companies that often treat security as an afterthought, leaving you the customer up at night worried about third party risk.  Powered by our IRIS Next-Gen ASPM platform, and a security focused development team, we integrate real-time vulnerability detection and remediation directly into the development process, ensuring that every product is not only innovative but also resilient, scalable, and fully compliant with leading security standards like NIST 2.0 and the CIS Controls for Product Security. Our Unique Value Proposition: ✅ Security Embedded at Every Stage – From ideation to deployment, security is always in focus. ✅ Application Security by Design – Build resilient, future-proof products from the ground up. ✅ NIST 2.0 & CIS Controls Compliance – Align with top-tier product security standards. ✅ Real-Time Vulnerability Detection & Remediation – Powered by IRIS for proactive protection. ✅ End-to-End Product Development – Comprehensive solutions tailored to your business needs. ✅ Agile & Scalable Solutions – Innovate faster without sacrificing security or compliance. ✅ Regulatory Readiness – Stay ahead of evolving standards like NIST 2.0, CIS, and GDPR. Unlike traditional software development companies, CodeEye ensures that security isn’t a bolt-on—it’s built-in. This approach reduces technical debt, minimizes vulnerabilities, and streamlines compliance, giving your business a competitive edge in an increasingly regulated and threat-prone landscape. Let’s Build Smart. Let’s Build Secure. Check out our Blog here:🌐https://lnkd.in/epzEKfmJ 📩 Contact@codeeye.ai to discover how our Product Engineering Service can help you bring secure, compliant, and scalable products to market—faster and safer. #CodeEye #ProductEngineering #ApplicationSecurity #IRIS #NIST2 #CISControls #VulnerabilityManagement #SecureByDesign #Cybersecurity #Compliance #Innovation