Webinar: How Stolen Credentials Threaten Your Network Security
▼ Summary
– Cybercriminals increasingly breach networks using stolen credentials rather than exploiting vulnerabilities, making credential-based attacks a major threat.
– A live webinar on July 9th will explore credential-based attacks, featuring identity security expert Darren Siegel from Specops Software (Outpost24).
– Infostealer malware campaigns have surged, stealing billions of credentials and fueling a thriving cybercrime marketplace for cheap stolen data.
– Attackers use methods like password-spraying, weak MFA bypasses, and brute-forcing VPN portals to gain initial access with stolen credentials.
– The webinar will cover credential harvesting, MFA bypass techniques, breach recovery, and strategies to strengthen identity security defenses.
Cybercriminals are bypassing complex hacking techniques, now they’re just walking through the front door using stolen credentials. This alarming trend has made identity security more critical than ever. On July 9th at 2:00 PM ET, cybersecurity experts from Bleeping Computer, SC Media, and Specops Software (part of Outpost24) will host a live webinar to dissect how attackers exploit stolen credentials and what organizations can do to stop them.
The session, titled “Stolen Credentials: The New Front Door to Your Network,” will reveal the inner workings of credential-based attacks, from initial theft to network infiltration. Darren Siegel, an identity security specialist, will share actionable strategies to detect and mitigate these threats before they escalate.
Infostealer malware has become a goldmine for cybercriminals, harvesting billions of credentials and fueling a thriving underground market. Attackers no longer rely solely on sophisticated exploits, instead, they purchase stolen logins for pennies on dark web forums or use password-spraying, MFA bypasses, and VPN brute-forcing to gain access.
Key topics covered in the webinar include:
- How info stealers collect and distribute credentials Hosted by Lawrence Abrams (Bleeping Computer), Adrian Sanabria (SC Media), and Darren Siegel (Outpost24), this event offers a rare chance to learn directly from industry leaders. Whether you’re an IT professional or a security decision-maker, these insights could be the difference between a secure network and a costly breach. Spaces are limited, register today to ensure you don’t miss this critical discussion.
(Source: Bleeping Computer)
