June 25, 2024
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Event
More than 50 information security professionals from public libraries across the Netherlands gathered today in the beautiful theater hall of the Utrecht Library, located in the historic building on the Neude. The purpose? To discuss the latest insights in information security. Among the speakers were Aleid Wolfsen, Chairman of the Dutch Data Protection Authority, and our own Tom Leijte, CEO and Co-Founder of Passguard.
Tom’s presentation focused on the hidden economy of infostealers. He offered a glimpse into how hacker groups operate when developing malware, including the use of their own SaaS solutions for spreading and managing infected devices. He also addressed the following questions:
🔎 How are infostealers created and distributed?
🔎 How are infected devices bought and sold?
🔎 How are infections exploited?
Interested in an in-depth session on infostealers at your event? Contact us, and who knows, it might be a match! 😊
Read more: https://www.debibliotheken.nl/nieuws/awareness-vergroten-over-privacy-en-informatiebeveiliging/
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