In this episode of CYBERCAST, we bring you insights straight from the Nordic-Baltic Security Summit 2024, hosted by NEVERHACK Estonia. Our guest, Ago Ambur, Head of the Cybercrime Bureau at the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board, delves deep into the evolving landscape of cybercrime.
From phishing scams to cryptocurrency heists, Ago discusses the most common cyber threats affecting individuals and organizations in Estonia and beyond. He explains how the criminal landscape has transformed into a “crime-as-a-service” model, making cyberattacks more accessible and harder to defend against.
We also hear a fascinating case study of a young hacker turned pen tester, emphasizing the importance of guiding talent away from illicit activities and into productive roles. Lastly, Ago provides actionable advice for organizations on how to collaborate with law enforcement effectively and the importance of timely reporting to prevent future crimes.
Tune in to this enlightening episode to learn how law enforcement tackles cybercrime and how you can safeguard yourself in an increasingly digital world.
Key Topics Covered:
- The rise of “crime-as-a-service” and its implications
- Most common cybercrimes reported to the police
- Real-life case studies from Estonia’s cybercrime investigations
- Practical advice for organizations to prevent and handle cyber incidents
Don’t miss this essential conversation for cybersecurity enthusiasts, professionals, and anyone curious about how to navigate the challenges of the digital age.
