Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines identity-based attacks including phishing, impersonation, session hijacking and coordinated fraud targeting global institutions
- Features real-world case studies of adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) phishing campaigns and coordinated attacks on major U.S. banks
- Demonstrates how DNS-based threat intelligence can identify and disrupt threats before victims are exposed
- Designed for security architects, threat intelligence analysts, IT security managers and CISOs
- Relevant to financial services, government and large enterprises facing phishing and identity attacks
About the Webinar
Anatomy of Modern Identity Attacks is a live webinar hosted by Infoblox that explores how cybercriminals execute sophisticated identity-based attacks against organisations worldwide. The session draws on real-world investigations to illustrate how attackers scale their operations and how defenders can use DNS as a control point for security.
Identity Attack Techniques and Case Studies
The webinar covers several attack vectors that threat actors use to compromise identities: phishing, impersonation, session hijacking and coordinated fraud schemes. Presenters will walk through specific investigations, including adversary-in-the-middle phishing campaigns that intercept authentication sessions and coordinated attacks targeting major U.S. banks. These case studies illustrate how attackers build and operate infrastructure at scale.
DNS-Based Threat Intelligence for Defence
A central theme of the session is the role of DNS-based threat intelligence in detecting and disrupting attacks. The webinar addresses limitations of traditional brand monitoring approaches and explains how DNS intelligence provides visibility into attacker infrastructure. Attendees will learn how coordinated investigations and DNS data can enable blocking and takedowns before attacks reach their intended victims.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is suited for cybersecurity professionals responsible for protecting organisational infrastructure, particularly those in financial services, government and large enterprises. Security architects, threat intelligence analysts, IT security managers and CISOs will find the content relevant to their roles in defending against phishing and fraud.