Sponsored by ARGON SECURITY AND CYBERINT
The dark web is a wealth of information organizations can -- and should -- use to their advantage to understand what your enemies know about your organization and how they might attack. Identifying what cybercriminals believe are your vulnerabilities can help shore up cybersecurity. Join Eylam Milner, CTO at Argon Security, and Yonatan Israel Garzon, director of threat intelligence at Cyberint, as they delve into the security risks across the software supply chain and the sensitive data that can be exposed across the deep and dark web.
During the webinar, they will share their experience monitoring, detecting and mitigating supply chain risks, and how you can turn threat intelligence into proactive cybersecurity defense strategies to better protect your business.
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