Cybercrime is a rapidly mutating beast, as threat actors adapt their tactics, tools, and procedures in response to emerging opportunities. Over the last 12 months we have witnessed significant technological advances that are benefitting society, but are they also assisting cybercriminals too? In our third and final panel discussion, we take closer look at how a perfect storm of events in the cybercriminal underground could impact your business.
The impact of AI on cybersecurity
The growth of as-a-service criminal operators
Initial access broker market trends
Whether the barriers of entry to cybercrime are eroding
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Christopher Strand is the Chief Risk and Compliance Officer at Cybersixgill. He has spent the last 25 years developing business models and cutting-edge market opportunities within a broad range of IT Security businesses. He has brought value to both established industry names looking to expand their market share and to small start ups requiring differentiation to break into the market. At Cybersixgill he is responsible for leading the global security risk and compliance business unit, which helps companies and security executives bridge the gap between cybersecurity and regulatory cyber-compliance.
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Brad Liggett is a seasoned professional in the cybersecurity industry, with over two decades of experience in the technology sector. Harnessing his significant industry expertise as a data and voice network engineer, Brad advanced to guide companies through the throes of the technological transformation, establishing best practices to efficiently and safely keep up with the rapid pace of digital change. Currently, Brad empowers organizations as they endeavour to stay ahead of the threat curve and secure the next horizon of cyber-resilience, advancing Cybersixgill’s autonomous threat intelligence solutions to keep companies secure in the ever-changing cyber threatscape.
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Delilah Schwartz boasts a unique blend of expertise in the fields of extremism, internet-enabled radicalization and the cybercriminal underground. Leveraging her extensive multidisciplinary knowledge and research analysis skills, Delilah brings a unique perspective to the cybersecurity industry, providing valuable insights into the complex and rapidly evolving threat landscape. Delilah is passionate about democratizing cybersecurity discourse, and making ‘cyber speak’ accessible to a non-technical audience.
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In the first of our three part series, our panel discuss the most notable changes in threat actor behavior from the cybercriminal underground, analyzing the impact of these trends on security, vulnerability and GRC teams.
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Join our expert panel as they discuss the merits of attack surface management and why organizations are increasingly investing in the solution.
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In our third and final panel discussion, we take closer look at how a perfect storm of events in the cybercriminal underground could impact your business.
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