In 2024, cybersecurity threats surged to unprecedented levels, with the average cost of a data breach climbing to nearly $5 million – a 10% increase over the previous year. From phishing attacks to credential theft, the reality is clear: it’s no longer a matter of if an organization will face a breach, but when. Despite heavy investments in firewalls, endpoint protection, and compliance audits, traditional security strategies often fall short. Why? Because attackers aren’t using playbooks; they’re adapting, evolving, and using unconventional methods to exploit gaps that conventional defenses overlook. Penetration Testing and Red Teaming, once the cornerstone of proactive security, also risk becoming predictable if they rely solely on standard tools and hypothetical attack scenarios. Pentesting vs. Red Teaming That’s where Dark Web Intelligence changes the game. By tapping into real-world data from stealer logs, ransomware leaks, hacker forums, and exposed credentials, security teams can simulate the exact tactics adversaries use. This approach isn’t just smarter, but also more authentic,…
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