Bleepingcomputer Webinar on Threat Actor Signals Scheduled for April 30, 2026
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- •Webinar scheduled for April 30, 2026, focusing on threat actor signals.
- •Led by Tammy Harper, emphasizing early warning signs from underground communities.
- •Flare Systems will provide insights into attacker behavior and emerging threats.
BleepingComputer is hosting a webinar on April 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET, titled 'From noise to signal: What threat actors are targeting.' The session, led by Tammy Harper from RansomLook, will focus on how security teams can identify early warning signs of cyberattacks through monitoring underground communities. It will cover the use of dark web forums, Telegram channels, and access broker marketplaces by threat actors to coordinate attacks and reveal their intentions. The webinar aims to help attendees learn to differentiate between significant signals indicating potential attacks and background noise. Flare Systems will assist in providing insights into attacker behavior and emerging threats. Participants will gain knowledge on tracking adversary tactics and translating intelligence into defensive actions. The event is designed to shift security strategies from reactive to proactive approaches.
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