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The Dark web – Why the hidden part of the web is even more dangerous?

Pierluigi Paganini October 11, 2015

Cyber Threat Summit 2015 – Study on criminal activities in the dark web.  “The Dark web – Why the hidden part of the web is even more dangerous?”

Also, this year I have participated as a speaker to the Cyber Threat Summit 2015 held in Dublid, an event aimed at senior CISO level delegates and senior executives responsible for managing cyber risk within their organizations.

Cyber Threat Summit 2015 Paganini Pierluigi Dark Web

As explained by the organizers, The Cyber Threat Summit “is a serious senior level networking briefing for executives,” an opportunity to share with illustrious colleagues the finding of our work and to start future and profitable collaboration in the fights against illegal activities in the cyberspace.

This year participant covered the principal phenomena in the cyber space, from illegal activities to the risk management issues.

This year I have presented a personal research I have conducted in the last months about criminal activities in the dark web.

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The title of my presentation is “The Dark web – Why the hidden part of the web is even more dangerous?” and I focused it on the following topics:

  • Bad Actors (cyber criminals, terrorists, foreign spies) and their Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPS).
  • How is evolving the criminal underground in the Dark Web?
  • The response of the law enforcement.

Cyber Threat Summit 2015 Paganini Pierluigi Dark Web

Cyber Threat Summit 2015 Paganini Pierluigi Dark Web

Below the slides I have presented at the event:

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Let me suggest you to download the interesting presentation prepared by the other speakers and available for free on the official website of the event.
The web site includes also many photos of the event.
A special thanks to Paul C Dwyer, President of ICTTF International Cyber Threat Task Force, tha man that made this magic possible and his colleagues Bronagh Lyons and Adrian Hopkins.
Cyber Threat Summit 2015 Paganini Pierluigi Dark Web
Next year I want to see you at the Cyber Threat Summit.
Thanks
Pierluigi
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Pierluigi Paganini

(Security Affairs – Cyber Threat Summit 2015, Cyber Security)

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