The Dangers of the Deep, Dark Web

The Latest Technology Research and Resources Please add contentupdates@itbusinessedge.com to your address book! View in a browser Business Technology Research The Dangers of the Deep, Dark Web In the security world and mainstream media, the term "Deep Web" means that it's a marketplace for special kinds of content that a criminal entrepreneur might need or want to sell. Your organization needs to be aware of what happens in the Dark Web. Content pertaining to your organization — potential attacks, leaked data, stolen accounts allowing direct access into your network — could be among the goods for sale. This research report offers a high-level overview of two mainstream networks in the Deep Web: Tor or .onion sites and I2P. This valuable resource is free to IT Business Edge members and it's easy to access. Just click on the button or image of the resource and follow the simple instructions. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Other IT Business Edge members who checked out this resource also expressed interest in the following offers from the Research Library: Managing Application Security: A Narrow View Is Not Enough from IBM How to Save Up to 80% on Terminal Emulation from Rocket Software Working for Your Success, The IT Business Edge Team. You are receiving this email because you have registered for a tutorial, download, white paper, webcast, or have elected to receive information or offers from IT Business Edge. You are currently subscribed to this list as: security.world@gmail.com If you do not wish to receive future mailings from IT Business Edge: Unsubscribe from IT Business Edge Tech Alerts Unsubscribe from All IT Business Edge Mailings IT Business Edge is the property of QuinStreet, Inc. 950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor, Foster City, CA 94404 © 2015 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved.