[Upcoming] Where is cybercrime coming from in 2025?

Cybercrime is a growing trillion-dollar industry, driven by the recent proliferation of infostealers and the increasing accessibility of AI tools. Despite years of countermeasures, threats continue to outpace defenses, leaving organizations vulnerable to attacks.

Wednesday 26th February, 10-10:45 EST (15-15:45 GMT)

In this webinar, Caleb Barlow, CEO of Cyberbit and former IBM X-Force leader, dives into the roots of cybercrime and draws insights from his 2016 TED talk, which has been viewed over 1.7 million times, to explain what has changed in the past decade (and what hasn’t). Join us to learn:

• Why cybercrime remains so profitable
• The rise of infostealers and their off-the-shelf availability
• How to make your organization a harder target for criminals
• The critical role of threat intelligence sharing in disrupting attacks

With crime increasingly shifting to the dark web, Caleb will also give insights on why security teams need access to this intelligence source and how without reliable access to this critical data, you have a massive blind spot in your operations – leaving you blind to criminality being planned on the dark web – including ransomware attacks, targeting of your VIPs and executives, and the trafficking of illicit goods and sensitive information.

Register now to join live and receive a copy of the recording as soon as it’s available.