Navigating the Dark Web: Is your company safe in an internet-based world
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What is the Dark Web, and how does it differ from the Deep Web?
What kind of business information is being posted/sold on the deep and dark web?
What can you do to protect your company?
Join SC Fraunhofer USA Alliance Senior Research Scientist, Dr. Marcel Schäfer and Dr. Martin Steinbach in this joint webinar brought to you by the SC Fraunhofer USA Alliance and SC Tech.
Prof. Dr. Martin Steinebach is the manager of the Media Security and IT Forensics division at Fraunhofer SIT. From 2003 to 2007 he was the manager of the Media Security in IT division at Fraunhofer IPSI. He studied computer science at the Technical University of Darmstadt and finished his diploma thesis on copyright protection for digital audio in 1999. In 2003 he received his PhD at the Technical University of Darmstadt for this work on digital audio watermarking. In 2016 he became honorary professor at the TU Darmstadt. He gives lectures on Multimedia Security as well as Civil Security. He is Principle Investigator at ATHENE and represents Machine Learning & Security. Before he was Principle Investigator at CASED with the topics Multimedia Security and IT Forensics. Steinebach represents Fraunhofer SIT in the Fraunhofer Big Data alliance and the BITKOM Big Data working group. In 2012 his work on robust image hashing for detection of child pornography reached the second rank Deutscher IT Sicherheitspreis, an award funded by Host Görtz. He has published more than more than 170 works on his research topics, including multiple best paper awards.
Organizer SC Council on Competitiveness
Organizer of Navigating the Dark Web: Is your company safe in an internet-based world
The South Carolina Council on Competitiveness is a nonpartisan, business-led non-profit organization committed to advancing the long-term economic competitiveness of our state, industries, and citizens. Our work is accomplished through:
- Actionable research on opportunities and threats to South Carolina’s competitiveness;
- Support of industry clusters that provide South Carolina a competitive advantage; and
- Education and workforce development initiatives that ensure all South Carolina’s citizens are equipped to compete in a global economy.
We execute our work through partnerships recognizing that our state’s economic success is secured through sustained collaboration among the private, public, academic and non-profit sectors. For more information, visit www.sccompetes.org.
