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Archived: Tales from the Dark Web: Infostealer Malware, Credential Theft, and Account Takeovers

In this live webcast, join experts from Flare who will show you:

  • Why dark web monitoring is critical to protect credentials
  • How proactive threat detection and early intervention can reduce the impact of a breach
  • How Flare’s identity intelligence solution helps protect identities and credentials
  • A live demo of what information can be revealed to attackers
  • And more!

Register now to see how credential and dark web monitoring can help avert the potential risks of a data breach, malware intrusion, or fraud.

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Identity is the new perimeter, as the saying goes — which is why cybercriminals actively target identities and credentials to initiate an attack or data breach.

But how do you know if your identity, login information, or credentials have been exposed, and what can you do about it? That’s where credential monitoring and dark web monitoring come in.

Dark web monitoring is a necessity for organizations that handle sensitive data, including personal information, credentials, healthcare, or financial data. It can offer service providers proactive threat identification and mitigation capabilities before threats escalate into major breaches.

Event Speakers

Eric Clay
CMO at Flare

Eric Clay is likely the most threat-intelligence-obsessed CMO in cybersecurity and is involved in research at Flare. His security analysis has been featured in NBC News, TheHackerNews, and major ISACs. A DEFCON 32 Red-Team village speaker who translates complex cybercrime insights into actionable intelligence for the world.

Nick Ascoli
Director of Product Strategy at Flare

Nick Ascoli is the Director of Product Strategy at Flare and an experienced threat researcher who is recognized for his expertise in data leaks, reconnaissance and detection engineering. Nick is an active member of the cybersecurity community contributing to open-source projects, hosting a cybercrime news show “Leaky Weekly”, and appearing on podcasts like Cyberwire and Simply Cyber as well as speaking at conferences like GrrCON, B-Sides, DEFCON Villages and SANS, among others.

Sharon Florentine
Editorial Director, Channel Brands at CyberRisk Alliance

Sharon is a master technology storyteller and editor with omnichannel experience: books and print magazines, digital, webcast, blogging, podcast, live events and video and associated brand-specific social media content. From 1999 to 2003, she acquired and edited technology books and certification exam prep guides.

After a year spent in publicity and editorial at mass-market book publishers, she returned to tech publishing and, since 2004, explored B2C and B2B news, issues and trends in consumer, lifestyle, software, software development, AI, ML, networks, big data, hardware, security, storage, cloud, equity, inclusion, diversity, women in tech, career development, IT management, H-1B visa issues and immigration, education, training and learning.

Her previous role was as the managing editor at Techstrong Group in charge of Cloud Native Now, DevOps.com, Security Boulevard and Techstrong ITSM and their brand-specific social media. She currently serves as editorial director for CyberRisk Alliance’s channel brands, ChannelE2E and MSSP Alert and acting editorial director for SC Media UK. Drop me a note and let’s talk!