by Arkose Labs
Just Launched! New Course: Disrupting Cybercrime-as-a-Service: The Storm-1152 Story Here
From search engine crawlers to crude content integration on portal sites to surreptitious data harvesting, web scraping has existed for as long as the web itself.
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Chief Finance Officer
Frank Teruel is CFO of Arkose Labs, the leading global bot management and account security company. At former companies, he has held GM, SVP, and COO positions, reflecting the breadth of his business acumen and leadership experience.
Frank has spent the majority of his career in leadership positions at Silicon Valley public and private companies in the digital identity and cybersecurity space. He is known for building high-performing teams and delivering material business outcomes. Frank was instrumental in the successful ThreatMetrix $830M all cash acquisition by RELX/LexisNexis Risk Solutions. Prior to Arkose Labs, he was the CFO for Mitek Systems.
Frank started his career at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and for the past 12 years, he has served as an adjunct professor at Santa Clara University in the MBA program, imparting real-world wisdom to right-now issues and helping develop the next generation of business leaders.
VP of Product Strategy
Vikas is the Vice President of Product Management and Research at Arkose Labs, he leads the strategic and tactical direction of the product portfolio that provides long-term protection against bots and online fraud.
He has over 16 years of experience in the internet content delivery, data intelligence, cloud security and artificial intelligence domains, with a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, General Management from Indian Institute of Management and a Certificate in Leadership and Management from The Wharton School. He is currently pursuing Masters in Management from Harvard University.
Website Scraping
1 hour
Web scraping has existed for as long as the web itself. But suddenly, scraping no longer is a quiet front in the battle to protect application and information security. In fact, scraping exhibited the sharpest increase of all attack types last year, up 432% in the first half of 2023. There’s a clear reason: the emergence of generative AI has upended the status quo.
What can info- and app-sec teams do to protect their systems and intellectual property? In this class, students will learn both historical uses and new patterns of web scraping to illustrate its business impact. Our instructors will dive deep into the dark patterns and abuse of scraping technology to learn how attackers target travel companies, banks, social media, streaming, and other content platforms to steal intellectual property, unfairly manipulate market competition, and harvest proprietary information.
This class is for any web or app product manager, engineering manager, or app and infosec leader. You may be aware of the potential for scraping, but you want to know more about the technical characteristics of attacks, the emergent threats enabled by generative AI, and how to mitigate them.
History and Emerging Patterns of Attack
Technical and Business Defenses
Lessons from Travel, Banking, Social Media, and Streaming and Media Businesses
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