Watch the Q3 2022 Threat Landscape Virtual Briefing to hear from Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders as they explore key insights gained through cyber incidents handled worldwide in the third quarter of 2022.

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Timestomping is a common anti-forensic tactic that threat actors use in order to hide their tools on a victim’s file system. Detecting and analyzing timestomping can be time-consuming for examiners, but with a combination of the Kroll Artifact Parser and Extractor (KAPE), MFTECmd and Timeline Explorer, the process is expedited, allowing examiners to focus on data instead of worrying about parsing files.

Carlos García and Jeff Macko, two leading security experts from Kroll, provide a unique perspective on hacking and how to address it in this insightful webinar, I Get Paid to Hack Your Company and These Are the Controls I Hate the Most! The session outlines the most effective security controls to prevent and mitigate common types of cyberattacks and emphasizes potential quick wins that can be achieved without the need for significant investment, and how to harness the technology already used by most organizations.

Watch the Q1 2022 Threat Landscape Virtual Briefing to hear from Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders as they explore key insights and trends from from 100s of incident response cases handled by Kroll worldwide.

Watch the Q4 2021 Threat Landscape Virtual Briefing to hear from Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders as they explore key insights and trends from over 3,200 cyber incidents handled worldwide in 2021.

Hear insights from Rafael Lopez, Associate Managing Director and Head of Kroll’s LATAM Security Risk Management practice, as he shares 2022 security trends for Latin America. Rafael discusses the effect omicron, a COVID-19 variant, will have on logistics companies, supply chain security, organized crime, business travel and social unrest in Latin America.

As part of our 2-Minute Security Talks series, Nick Doyle, Managing Director and Head of Kroll's EMEA Security Risk Management practice, discusses security trends for 2022, including COVID-19's continued influence across the EMEA region, making the world less stable, thus less predictable. Nick also addresses how companies should be prepared for an increase in theft and fraud due to mounting financial pressures from the high cost of living and gas prices.