Sixgill's Dark-I Threat Intel Platform - Pentester Academy Interview

Please join us to explore how Sixgill and Cortex XSOAR (previously Demisto) are enabling customers to scale and accelerate their incident prevention and response by combining deep and dark web intelligence with automation. Building simple, automated & effective cyber security, and executing it to the fullest extent, is critical in order to get the best outcomes and maximize business impact.

Learn how combined Cortex XSOAR and Darkfeed can:
- Automatically integrate and enrich a data stream of industry-related indicators of compromise (IOCs) from closed-access sources in the cyber underground
-Receive automated early warnings of new threats before they are deployed in the wild
-Hunt for malicious IOCs on corporate networks from a single dashboard

Darkfeed is a feed of indicators of compromise (IOCs), including malicious domains, URLs, IP addresses, and file hashes.
These IOCs are automatically extracted from Sixgill’s deep, dark and surface web sources. Darkfeed is automated, meaning that IOCs are extracted and delivered in real-time, and it is actionable, in that you will be able to receive and block items that threaten your organization.

A Joint Forter-Sixgill Webinar:

There is a flourishing online marketplace where your account information, email credentials, and personal details are being sold for just a few cents per piece. The dark web provides fraudsters with intelligence that enables them to infiltrate your accounts without raising any suspicions - and do with it as they please. This elaborate and competitive online marketplace is a major force behind the increasing sophistication of account takeovers (ATOs) that the market has witnessed over the last three years.

Join us on Wednesday, April 22nd at 1pm ET, as leading analysts Gabi Taubes, Fraud Analyst Team Leader at Forter, and Benji Preminger, Product Manager at SixGill, reveal insights and details about how fraudsters are leveraging the dark web marketplaces and the processes by which online criminals are monetizing these types of attacks.

In this webinar you will learn:

-How online marketplaces are offering even more tools (like monetization and localization data) to help fraudsters improve their attacks.

-Why legacy fraud tools cannot detect sophisticated methods of attacks like ATO.

-How merchants and consumers can better protect their personal data from would-be fraudsters.

SIXGILL, Cybertech Tel Aviv 2020
1-2-1 Interview - Benjamin Preminger, Product Manager

As people are constantly depending on their cell phones, cybercriminals have also focused their efforts and mobile banking malware has increasingly become a threat. In this webinar, Edan Cohen will discuss the two main types of mobile banking malware, mobile banking trojans and rogue banking applications, and also talk about how their capabilities can extend far beyond just stealing your banking credentials.

Credit card sniffers are malicious scripts that are injected onto payment pages of e-commerce sites and scrape customer payment information, including credit card data. They have been identified as the highest-impact threat to the retail sector, accounting for 88 significant breaches in 2018, including the Magecart attack against British Airways.

In this webinar, Dov Lerner will discuss discourse on the dark web surrounding credit card sniffers, and what this teaches us about the broader cybercrime enterprise.

The fight against ISIS -the Islamic State - may have been decided in Syria, but in cyberspace it rages on.

Organisations have too much information in their hands, and not enough contextual intelligence to act upon. Omer Carmi, VP Intelligence, Sixgill will explain how machine learning, automation and valuable information from the dark and deep web can finally solve this acute problem from a new angle.

Sixgill VP Marketing, Barry Spielman discusses Sixgill's new CVE Dynamic scoring feature

Sixgill VP Marketing, Barry Spielman, discusses some of the highlights of the June 2019 Gartner Cyber Summit in National Harbor, MD and Gartner naming Sixgill a Cool Vendor in its May 2019 Report on Security Operations and Threat Intelligence.

In late 2018 we saw the release of a massive amount of leaked credentials "dumps". These expertly-curated collections highlight the risk posed by credentials leaked from large organizations. Join this webinar to understand how even most novice threat actors have the access and ability to exploit billions of sensitive corporate credentials, and how this threat affects your organization.

Cyber threat actors find a seemingly limitless supply of hacking tools and products in deep and dark web markets and forums. How far can an attacker go with a ready-made hacking tool that was bought on the dark web? Where would the attacker be from? And what are the most popular off-shelf hacking product these days?

The cybercriminal economy is based on a global illicit industry that, although unregulated, has well defined regions, suppliers, distributors, consumers, innovators, and end-users.

Join us for a qualitative view of cybercriminal hubs around the world - differentiating cultural and environmental factors, motivations, and what place each occupies in the cybercrime supply chain.

Cybercriminals always strive to stay ahead of the curve. In this webinar, Alex Karlinsky will shed some light on the latest techniques they employ to stay under the radar of cyber security firms and law enforcement agencies.

What pieces of your personal information are most valuable in the underground and how is the data leveraged for financial gain? What can you do to protect yourself? The answers to these questions may surprise you

Gaming and criminality have gone hand in hand for centuries. From cheating in games of chance, through laundering money in cash-rich casinos, to grey market shark-lending, the gaming industry has historically been a hotbed of criminal activity.

It is no surprise then that digital gaming, an industry that grossed over $100 billion in 2017, has also attracted the criminal underclass.

Join us to learn how Fortnite, a game with over 125 million active players and revenues of hundreds of millions of dollars every month, has become a focal point for criminal activity in the deep and dark web.

How could a smart cyber-threat intelligence prevent the hacking of a web-based crypto wallet that ended in a massive robbery of millions of dollars? Sixgill senior intelligence analyst Gilad Israeli looks at asset-based intelligence and its capability to lead to a cyber-attack prevention. As an example, Gilad will discuss how Sixgill exposed a cyber-attack prior to its execution and proved the capability of providing actionable intelligence.

Cybercriminals are constantly on the prowl, and personal and corporate data is their favorite catch. Confidential information is being traded in darknet underground markets at any moment, even years after being compromised. Learn about the different ways in which the data is stolen, how cyber crooks monetize it, and steps you can take to be better protected.