Illicit Communities in 2022: Key Trends to Monitor for Illicit Communities on the Dark Web, Telegram, and Clear Web.
The nature of illicit communities is changing. Malicious actors are increasingly spending time on instant messaging platforms such as Telegram and Discord, rather than the more traditional dark web marketplaces. Join Flare Threat Intelligence Specialist Barrett Reader as he explores key trends related to illicit communities in 2022.
5 Keys to Leveraging Cyber Threat Intelligence & External Risk Monitoring in your Cybersecurity Strategy
Many companies today are very focused on their internal cybersecurity posture, but detecting and remediating external risk is equally as important.
Product Demo – Discover your Digital Footprint with Flare
With the expanding digital landscape, it’s not just individuals that have to worry about their digital footprint, but organizations too. On May 18th at 12pm, join our Chief Product Officer & Co-Founder, Yohan Trépanier Montpetit, as he walks through how Flare can easily discover your company’s digital footprint and provide complete visibility over your digital […]
How do you transform collected data into intelligence? Webinar by Flare Systems and In Fidem
Matthieu Chouinard, Founder of In Fidem and Head of Big Data & Cybersecurity Atos Canada, and David Hétu, Chief Research Officer at Flare Systems invite you to discover why and how to monitor your sensitive data on the dark web. During this workshop, you will discover: The potential of the Firework platform in terms […]
Webinar Replay: Who is Digital Risk Protection For?
David Hétu, Chief Research Officer at Flare Systems, defined what Digital Risk Protection is and who needs it most. Who is Digital Risk Protection for? The short answer is everyone who stores personal and financial information as well as develops intellectual property. The long answer is that malicious actors are opportunistic in nature. This means that companies […]
Webinar Replay: State of the Cryptomarkets
David Hétu, Chief Research Office at Flare Systems investigated and presented the state of the cryptomarkets since one of the biggest illicit market shut down, Empire Market. Replay the webinar to learn more about the underground economy. Watch the Replay Video Now! Empire Market was launched in January 2018 and quickly became the most popular […]
HOPE Conference 2020 VIDEO: Pricing and Mapping the Underground
Flare Systems’s David Hétu had the pleasure of speaking at H.O.P.E. (Hackers On Planet Earth) on July 31st this year on pricing and mapping the cybercrime underground. Watch the On-Demand Recording Now! Hackforums are known as the script kiddie forum of hacking where most up and coming hackers drift to. Past investigations have shown, however, that many […]
Preventing Account Takeover in E-Commerce And Retail – August 2020 Webinar Video
Digitalization, cloud based-services, and the rise of online marketplaces and services have increased the number of entry points for malicious actors who want to exploit sensitive data from retailers. External threat protection solutions help businesses understand the extent of their digital risk. By uncovering human errors and criminal networks operating in the dark, deep and […]
Autopsy of a Ransomware Attack – July 2020 Webinar by Flare Systems and In Fidem
Watch the video! Download the presentation The number and impact of ransomware attacks are constantly increasing. Between 2018 and 2019, the number of attacks has increased by nearly 60% and the cost of attacks could exceed US$20 billion by 2021. For reference, the impact of ransomware attacks was only US$5 billion just three years […]
Exploring Leaked Credentials: Practical Guide To Account Takeovers Prevention – June 2020 Webinar
Watch the video! As the workplace has moved online and an increasing number of employees begin to work from home, the challenges to our data security have increased exponentially. Digitalization, cloud based-services, and the rise of online marketplaces and services have increased the number of entry points for malicious actors who want to exploit sensitive […]
