The dark web isn’t all that dark
“It’s their version of a coffee shop for chats and conversations with like-minded people,” said Secureworks’ Rebecca Taylor during the cybersecurity firm’s annual summit.

“It’s their version of a coffee shop for chats and conversations with like-minded people,” said Secureworks’ Rebecca Taylor during the cybersecurity firm’s annual summit.
“We’re looking at things like the dark web for any types of potential activity conversation,” one Binary Defense exec said.
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