The Good, The Bad, The Underground

Join us for an insightful and interactive webinar, 'The Good, The Bad, The Underground,' where we dive into the world of underground activities and analyze the latest trends and topics from 2023. Despite the tireless efforts of the cybersecurity industry and law enforcement agencies, threat actors continue to persist and evolve their malicious activities.

April 11th @ 10 AM ET Virtual

Throughout the webinar, you'll have the opportunity to engage with our experts, ask questions, and gain valuable insights into the underground cyber landscape. Whether you're a cybersecurity professional, law enforcement personnel, or simply interested in staying informed about the latest trends, this webinar is a must-attend event.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to enhance your understanding of the ever-evolving world of underground activities. Register now for 'The Good, The Bad, The Underground' and stay one step ahead of cyber threats in 2024.

Key findings discussed:

Activity on Underground Forums:

Learn about the latest developments and activities taking place on underground forums, including the emergence of new threat actors, discussion of hacking techniques, and the exchange of illicit goods and services.

Trends in Credit Card Fraud:

Gain insights into the evolving techniques and strategies used by cybercriminals in credit card fraud. Our experts will explore the latest trends, such as card skimming, phishing attacks, and the dark web marketplaces that facilitate the sale of stolen credit card information.

Top Vulnerabilities:

Discover the most critical vulnerabilities that cybercriminals exploit to gain unauthorized access to systems and networks. Our panelists will discuss the latest vulnerabilities, their potential impact, and effective strategies for mitigating these threats.

Stealer Malware:

Understand the workings of stealer malware, a type of malicious software designed to steal sensitive information such as passwords, credentials, and financial data. Learn about the techniques employed by cybercriminals to distribute and utilize this insidious threat.

Meet our speakers

Dov Lerner

Security Research Lead

Dov Lerner is Cybersixgill's security research lead. His focus is on malware and fraud on the dark web, and he is constantly seeking new ways to extract actionable intel from the cyber underground. He served in the Israeli Defense Forces as an intelligence officer, and subsequently worked as a malware analyst. He holds the CISSP and CISM certifications and an MA in Security Studies from Tel Aviv University.

Shir David

Product Manager

Shir David is a seasoned product manager at Cybersixgill, bringing multiple years of experience within the cybersecurity sector, specializing in cyber threat intelligence and phishing awareness. Shir holds a solid foundation in business development and her academic qualifications include a BA from the University of Jerusalem and an MBA from Kyoto University