by Arkose Labs
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Learn how to leverage active bot defense to detect and counter today’s cybercrime-as-a-service threats.
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Patrice is an innovative, creative, revenue-generating oriented Services and Support Executive with proven success in improving margins, increasing revenues, customer satisfaction and building business-impacting teams driving change with passion and agility. He serves as the Chief Customer Officer for Arkose Labs. Previously, he had spent 15 years at Akamai Technologies, where he launched value-added consulting to help customers achieve their strategies goals and increase their usage of Akamai products.
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Dimitri is a skilled programmer, a problem solver with the use of computer-oriented methods from various fields of Engineering and Science. He is particularly interested in developing algorithms that deal effectively with uncertainty. This is an area that crosses a number of fields including Artificial Intelligence, Game Theory, and Operations Research.
Cybercrime-as-a-Service
1 hour
Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS) platforms have lowered the barriers to entry for attackers. These CaaS networks offer tools including ready-made bots, infrastructure, and services such as CAPTCHA solver services for conducting mass-scale cyber attacks. CAPTCHA solvers and other CaaS services help fraudsters bypass basic cyber defenses by utilizing technology to quickly and cost-effectively automate attacks.
But there is strength in numbers, and the emergence of CaaS has spawned new defense techniques. Organizations and technology partners can work together to address this threat with a combination of technical capabilities and pragmatic real-world tactics.
In one notable example of this approach to active defense, the Arkose Cyber Threat Intelligence Research (ACTIR) unit identified and mitigated millions of these attacks on the Microsoft cloud platform and provided insights to Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit to disrupt attacks and take legal action against the criminal actors. It’s a model your organization can leverage as well.
Threat teams, SOC team cybersecurity professionals, IT staff, and corporate security teams who are interested in understanding the implications of an incident on global cybersecurity practices. It will also benefit policy makers and law enforcement personnel who need insights into cybercrime operations and disruption techniques.
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