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Shining a Light on Cyber Threats from the Dark Web
The presentation discusses the threats posed to various industries by cybercriminals operating on the dark web, highlighting the vulnerabilities stemming from limited cybersecurity resources and visibility. It outlines specific risks such as legal liability, theft of information, and financial loss, emphasizing the need for continuous monitoring and adaptive cybersecurity strategies. Surfwatch Labs offers threat intelligence solutions that combine analytics with expert insights to enhance security decision-making and manage risks posed by both traditional and dark web threats.
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- 1. Shining a Lighton Cyber Threats from the Dark Web
- 2. Today’s Speaker 2 Jason Polancich Founder& Chief Architect SurfWatch Labs
- 3. What is theDark Web? 3
- 4. Hotels, Real Estate,Casinos, Sports Teams… Cybercriminals Like You… A LOT! You Are an Attractive Target • Software, hardware and cloud services • Customer and corporate information • Account access • Infrastructure and facilities You Are Viewed as a Soft Target • Limited cyber security budget and resources • Limited to no visibility and understanding of threats and the impact on your business • Too many moving parts 4
- 5. What are theBiggest Risks to Your Business 5 • Legal Liability • Theft of Corporate and Customer Information • Loss of IP and Trade Secrets • Financial Loss • Brand and Reputation Damage
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- 13. The Same OldSame Old Cybersecurity Approach Puts You at Risk 13 • A point in time risk assessment is only useful AT THAT POINT IN TIME • Cyber threats are dynamic • Continuous outward-looking visibility and understanding is key to know what’s coming your way • Business units must be tied in to properly manage cyber risk
- 14. Your All-in-One Threat IntelligenceSolution 14 We Do the Heavy Lifting So You Can Run Your Business • Combination of Analytics, Products and Human Experts Guide You to Make the Most Effective Security Decisions • Tie Your Relevant, Critical Risks to the Impact on Your Business Operations (IT, Security, Legal, Fraud, Risk Management) • Ensure Continuous Risk Monitoring of Traditional and Dark Web Threats to Your Business • Receive Prioritized Threat Mitigation Best Practice Recommendations
- 15. Q&A and Additional SurfWatchLabs Resources SurfWatch Cyber Advisor with Dark Web: www.surfwatchlabs.com/dark-web-intelligence Sample Dark Web Intelligence Report: info.surfwatchlabs.com/dark-web-report Dark Web Intelligence Demonstration: info.surfwatchlabs.com/dark-web-service-consultation Shine a Light on Your Dark Web Risks 15
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- 17. A Recent Lookat the Headlines… Driscoll v. Trump: Lawsuit alleges data breach at Trump International FTC can sue companies with poor information security Property Buyer Wires $13,000 to Sophisticated Hacker After RI Realtor’s Email Hacked As REITs Expand, Threat of Data Security Breaches Becomes a Concern Team Sky alleges hackers stole performance data in an attempt to discredit Chris Froome Cardinals Investigated for Hacking Into Astros’ Database 17
Editor's Notes
- #4 Set a baseline for what the Dark Web is and isn’t
- #14 What’s the definition of insanity? Doing the same things over and over again and expecting a different result! Time to take a new path… The RE sector, much like others, isn’t just going to get cyber mature overnight. As such, most will need help to address threats like the Dark Web. Cyber risk assessments or threat feeds alone are not enough. A baseline risk profile must be developed, then monitored and updated continuously over time to meet the dynamic and changing cyber threat (go over wheel for CA). Organizations must create open and active communications channels to change info within their orgs and with their customers about active and immediate threats, as well as what to do about them.