How to keep your company data safe with a Dark Web Monitoring demo
Recorded February 2021
The Dark Web is considered a haven for criminal activity, from the sharing of illegal information to the sale of arms and drugs. Company credentials that are stolen or leaked will find their way onto the dark web, whether freely shared or sold in market places. In this webinar, our Technical Solutions Architect and security expert, Russell Gower-Leech will run a live demo of our dark web monitoring tool showing how it works, why it works and how some of the phishes steal data and leak/sell it.
Guest speaker:
Your hosts:
Tess Parson-Broome
Marketing Executive
tesspb@select-technology.co.uk
www.linkedin.com/in/tess-parsons-broome-b2570638/
Jignesh Mehta
Marketing Executive
jmehta@select-technology.co.uk
Jignesh Sowden-Mehta | LinkedIn
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