Trendwatching: trends in cybercrime

1 hour

NL, EN

Crisis Management,
Cyber Security/Hacking,
Cyber Crime,
Risk management

Hackers are also changing their practices based on new technologies and developments in the world.As a trend watcher and cyber security speaker, my mission is to analyze and share the latest developments in this field, and to help organizations prepare for the challenges to come.

As a speaker, I strive to provide an engaging and informative lecture that does not shy away from controversial topics, but rather offers valuable insights for the audience. Through real-world examples, actionable advice and interactive discussions, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats and gain tangible tools to strengthen their security posture.

In our era of unprecedented digitalization and technological advancement, the world faces an ongoing and evolving threat: cybercrime. As a trend watcher and speaker in the field of cybersecurity, my mission is to analyze and share the latest developments in the field, and help organizations prepare for the challenges ahead.

During this lecture on cybercrime trends, we will cover topics including;

Artificial intelligence driven cyber attacks:
The rise of artificial intelligence in the hands of cybercriminals raises both admiration and concern. We will discuss how AI is being used for advanced attacks and discuss controversial aspects such as autonomous malware.

Ransomware and emerging techniques:
The constant evolution of ransomware is a controversial aspect of the cyber threat, with new techniques evoking both admiration and apprehension. We review the ethical dilemmas surrounding ransomware attacks and provide valuable strategies for prevention and response.

Supply chain attacks as a new approach:
We discuss the complex nature of these attacks and offer valuable insights into protecting the supply chain from these threats.

Cryptojacking, IoT security and many other emerging trends are also highlighted.

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