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Webinar: From noise to signal – What threat actors are targeting next
BleepingComputer will host a live webinar titled “From Noise to Signal – What Threat Actors Are Targeting Next” on Thursday, April 30, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET with Tammy Harper, Threat Intelligence Researcher at RansomLook. The session explores how security teams can detect early warning signs from underground communities—dark web forums, Telegram channels, and access broker marketplaces—to anticipate attacks weeks before they occur. It covers monitoring these hidden surfaces, identifying shifts in attacker tactics, translating threat intelligence into prioritized defenses, and shifting from reactive to proactive risk reduction. Register now to secure your spot.

Webinar: From Noise to Signal — What Threat Actors Are Targeting Next
OVERVIEW
- On April 30, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET, a live webinar will explore how security teams can transform scattered warning signs into concrete defense.
- The session features Tammy Harper, Threat Intelligence Researcher at RansomLook, and is hosted to show how signals emerge long before an intruder gains a foothold.
- The focus is on translating early chatter from underground communities into actionable security measures that reduce risk ahead of attacks.
THREAT SIGNALS: HOW ATTACKERS COMMUNICATE BEFORE INVASION
- Threat actors rarely operate in silence; communications occur across multiple channels that can be observed and analyzed.
- Common sources of early signals include vulnerability discussions, leaked credentials, access broker listings, and coordinated activity in messaging platforms.
- The signals are often fragmented and noisy, requiring the right methodology to identify meaningful patterns.
- Practical takeaway: security teams can learn to cut through noise by looking for consistent patterns that indicate evolving attacker intent.
TARGETED VENUES AND CHANNELS TO WATCH
- Dark web forums and sites where vulnerabilities are discussed or exploited for sale.
- Telegram channels used for coordination, dissemination of tools, and sharing of targets.
- Access broker marketplaces where compromised credentials and entry points are advertised.
- These channels can reveal attacker priorities and strategic shifts weeks before an attack is launched.
FLARE SYSTEMS: EXTERNAL THREAT SURFACE MONITORING
- Flare Systems specializes in monitoring external threat surfaces to detect early warning signals across the dark web and other hidden channels.
- The goal is to provide visibility into attacker behavior and emerging threats so organizations can move from reactive responses to proactive risk reduction.
- By identifying evolving tactics, Flare helps translate noisy chatter into concrete defensive actions.
WHAT ATTENDEES WILL LEARN1) How to identify meaningful signals within online chatter and discern noise from actionable indicators.2) How to track evolving attacker tactics and shifts in priorities over time.3) How to convert threat intelligence into prioritized defensive actions that align with organizational risk.4) How to proactively reduce risk before intrusions begin, rather than waiting for alerts to trigger a response.
DETAILED COVERAGE OF THE UPCOMING WEBINAR
- Monitoring underground forums, dark web sites, and Telegram channels for early attack signals.
- Identifying shifts in attacker tactics and changing priorities that could indicate new campaigns.
- Translating threat intelligence into concrete defensive priorities that can be acted upon.
- Proactive risk reduction strategies to lower the likelihood and impact of intrusions before they happen.
REGISTRATION AND PARTICIPATION
- Don’t miss the opportunity to learn how to move from reactive defense to proactive security strategy.
- Registration: Secure your spot for the webinar via the event page linked in the announcement.
ADDITIONAL CONTEXT AND VIEWPOINTS
- The webinar emphasizes the value of seeing “noise” as a spectrum where certain signals are precursors to incidents.
- By focusing on corroborating patterns across multiple sources, security teams can prioritize actions that reduce exposure to emerging threats.
TAGS AND TOPICS
- Cybersecurity
- Dark Web
- Flare
- Telegram
- Threat Intelligence
- Webinar
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