Video: Interview With Mariano Nunez

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June 26, 2020

When Onapsis was founded 10 years ago, very few people knew about or were discussing the importance of business application cybersecurity. Mission-critical applications form the core of your business, and if not properly secured, you are putting your entire organization at risk of cyberattack, financial fraud or falling out of compliance. From humble beginnings in a garage in Argentina, Onapsis CEO Mariano Nunez has brought to light the value and necessity behind keeping your mission-critical applications safe. Watch the video below to learn more about the history of Onapsis and the changes in business application cybersecurity over the years.

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