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The Changing Landscape of Dark Web Forums and Marketplaces

May 23, 2024

Dave Osler

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Dave Osler

Head of Product at Searchlight Cyber

Vlad

Speaker

Vlad

Former Threat Intelligence Analyst at Searchlight Cyber

Alex Blackman

Speaker

Alex Blackman

Head of Product Marketing at Searchlight Cyber

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Overview

Watch this webinar to discover the changing criminal landscape on dark web forums, marketplaces, and messaging apps such as Telegram – revealing the latest cyberattack techniques, malware strains, and social engineering attacks you need to be aware of. We’ll also explore how traditional crime gangs are increasingly moving their operations to dark web forums.

Dave Osler

Speaker

Dave Osler

Head of Product at Searchlight Cyber

Dave Osler is Head of Product at Searchlight Cyber. Dave started his career in law enforcement before transitioning into product management, where over the past 15 years he has specialized in the delivery of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions in the cybersecurity, healthcare, and clinical research industries. At Searchlight, Dave leads a team of product managers, designers, and customer support specialists – working closely with customers, development, and threat intelligence teams to shape a platform used by criminal investigators and enterprise security teams to surface attacker behaviour before it becomes an incident.

Vlad

Speaker

Vlad

Former Threat Intelligence Analyst at Searchlight Cyber

Alex Blackman

Speaker

Alex Blackman

Head of Product Marketing at Searchlight Cyber

Alex Blackman leads product marketing at Searchlight Cyber, where he's responsible for taking the company's Preemptive Threat Exposure Management platform to market. Before joining Searchlight, Alex worked with global brands including Unilever and Allianz. He runs Searchlight's webinar programme and spends most of his time helping security teams understand why preemptive beats reactive and how that works in the Searchlight platform.

Key Takeaways

  • How to keep up with the new and emerging dark web forums and marketplaces
  • An overview of the latest malware strains and phishing techniques
  • The need for continuous dark web monitoring and archiving of intelligence
  • OCG operations for human smuggling and vehicle theft moving to the dark web
  • How law enforcement and cybersecurity teams can stay ahead of these changes

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