Join PRODAFT, a pioneering cyber threat intelligence company, for a half-day event where we unveil groundbreaking insights from our most recent research. Our team of cybersecurity experts have been working behind the scenes for years, uncovering and analyzing stealthy actions of cybercriminals. During the event, we will focus on two current cybersecurity issues that will provide the attendees with the must-have knowledge they need to stay ahead of the curve and ensure their businesses stay protected.

Firstly, we will delve into the journey through the evolution of organized cybercrime and the impact it has had on the Dutch cyber resilience. The talk will primarily focus on real-world examples of highly organized cyberattacks as observed by PRODAFT’s threat intelligence team – featuring APTs such as LockBit, Wizard Spider, Conti, FIN7 and GhostWriter. The main objective is to reveal the inner workings of the (in)famous adversaries and provide insights into the entire attack chain to help companies understand the potential mitigation improvements. On top of that, the talk will provide examples of current targeting techniques and compromised critical infrastructures in Dutch cyberspace. We will share our thoughts on mitigating errors leading to potential extortion attempts that were observed previously in different organizations in the Benelux region.

The following talk will let attendees uncover the alarming truth about the rapidly evolving stealer malware industry and why it should be the top priority for all organizations. With the emergence of MaaS platforms and underground credential markets, gaining access to corporate credentials is easier than ever for cybercriminals. Organizations can face serious consequences if they do not know how to act beforehand. Furthermore, MaaS campaigns and their intricate underground economy will be addressed as a showcase of recent practices compromising businesses’ safety. Once again, the focus will be on existing and possible ramifications on Dutch critical infrastructures and the future of MaaS industry. Attendees will leave the talk with a comprehensive understanding of the stealer malware attack landscape and practical takeaways for protecting their own organizations from these devastating attacks.