In this episode of Cybercrime Exposed, Bex Nitert, an incident response and forensics professional in Australia describes herself as a digital firefighter who helps organizations after they’ve been hacked. She often investigates phishing, the term for stealing login credentials with the aim of taking over accounts and systems.
In this edition of Studio 471, Jacqueline Burns Koven of Chainalysis discusses how ransomware is evolving and what challenges it poses for defenders.
Brett Winterford of Okta and Intel 471’s Jeremy Kirk discuss strong authentication, paths to strengthening authentication and what Intel 471 analysts are observing around credential theft in the cybercriminal underground.
Gilad and Simon sit down for a chat with Mark Arena, founder and former CEO of Intel471. We discuss his incredible trajectory, the birth of Intel471, and what it’s like competing and growing a bootstrapped business. We discuss the importance of proactively building and enforcing a culture, especially when it hurts.
In this RSAC Fireside Chat, Jason Passwaters, CEO of Intel 471, joins Byron V. Acohido for an enlightening discussion on leveraging timely intelligence from the cyber underground to bolster countermeasures.
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