Cyber intrusions are seldom spontaneous; attackers usually provide hints well in advance.

BleepingComputer is hosting a live webinar on Thursday, April 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET, titled “From noise to signal: What threat actors are targeting next” featuring Tammy Harper, Threat Intelligence Researcher at RansomLook.

The webinar will focus on how security teams can track initial indicators within underground communities and use them to create effective defenses.

We will delve into how threat actors utilize dark web forums, Telegram groups, and access broker platforms to organize attacks, share security weaknesses, and sell compromised access, often revealing their plans weeks before an actual attack.

Flare Systems, a threat intelligence company focused on monitoring external threat landscapes, helps organizations spot these initial warnings across the dark web and other hidden channels. By offering insight into attacker behavior and new threats, Flare enables security teams to shift from simply reacting to proactively minimizing risk.

In this session, attendees will discover how to recognize significant indicators within online “conversations,” monitor evolving attacker methods, and transform intelligence into prioritized defensive measures before attackers penetrate systems.

Attackers frequently communicate and prepare in observably, from vulnerability conversations and stolen credentials to access broker listings and Telegram coordination.

However, these signs are typically scattered, and difficult to interpret accurately without the correct methodology.

This webinar will explore how to filter out unimportant information, identify patterns, and determine what truly indicates an imminent attack versus normal background activity.

• How to keep track of underground forums, dark web locations, and Telegram channels for initial attack indications
• How to spot changes in attacker strategies and priorities
• How to turn threat intelligence into focused defense measures
• How to actively lessen risk before intrusions occur

Don’t miss this chance to learn how to shift from reactive defense to a proactive security approach.

➡ Register now to guarantee your place!