Seasonal promotions and peak buying periods drive some of your biggest revenue moments. They also give attackers their best opening.
As digital activity accelerates and buyers act with greater urgency, bad actors move just as fast. They clone your brand, deceive your customers, and commit fraud at scale. That puts revenue, reputation, and customer trust on the line.
Brand impersonation rarely stays external. Fraudulent sites, messages, and offers can create risk that reaches deeper, potentially affecting internal systems and infrastructure too. This webinar shows how to move from brand exposure to faster, preemptive disruption. You’ll learn to recognize when external brand threats signal broader risk to your organization.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- How seasonality, rising digital activity, and customer urgency open the door to brand impersonation and fraud
- Why external brand threats create downstream risk for your internal systems and infrastructure
- How your marketing and legal teams can assess the impact on customers, trust, and brand reputation
- How your security team can evaluate whether external activity signals broader infrastructure risk
- How cross-functional teams can spot threats earlier, reduce exposure, and respond faster
Register now to see how a coordinated, proactive approach can help protect your brand, customers, and infrastructure when seasonal threats peak.
Meet the Presenters

Daniel Brody
Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Infoblox
Daniel Brody is a Product Marketing Manager at Infoblox, where he leads messaging and go-to-market motions for Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) and external threat and digital risk protection. He focuses on translating exposure intelligence, threat research, and preemptive security controls into clear positioning that helps organizations reduce risk before impact.
Daniel has over a decade of experience in cybersecurity and technology marketing, with prior roles spanning product marketing, content strategy, and communications. He has worked with security-focused startups including Cynerio (acquired by Axonius), Illusive (acquired by Proofpoint), and other high-growth technology companies, supporting solutions across threat detection, infrastructure security, and emerging risk domains.

Dario Beniamini
Certified Instructor Candidate, SANS Institute
Dario Beniamini is a SANS Instructor who teaches SEC497: Practical Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and a faculty member of the SANS Technology Institute. His career spans nearly two decades in cybercrime investigations, OSINT, and digital forensics — starting when OSINT was still called secondary research and most collection was HUMINT.
He is Sr. Sales Engineer at ShadowDragon and Co-Founder and CEO of Intellexia, following five years at Nuix leading presales across EMEA and APAC and representing the company at INTERPOL, EU institutions, and law enforcement conferences. He teaches digital forensics and OSINT for EJTN, CEPOL, and the Italian Ministry of the Interior's advanced training institute in Caserta, and has trained investigators at agencies throughout Europe. CEPOL recognizes him as a Cybercrime, digital forensics, OSINT, and IP Expert.
A frequent keynote speaker at European cybersecurity and INTERPOL events — most recently in Hong Kong and Tokyo (2025) on responsible AI for digital forensics, eDiscovery, and OSINT in air-gapped environments — he holds the GCFA, GCFE, GOSI, CFIP, and CIFI certifications and is ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer and Lead Auditor certified. He studied Management Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome and holds a Master in Fraud and Operational Risk from Luiss Business School. A frequent keynote speaker at European cybersecurity and INTERPOL events — most recently in Hong Kong and Tokyo (2025) on responsible AI for digital forensics, eDiscovery, and OSINT in air-gapped environments — he holds the GCFA, GCFE, GOSI, CFIP, and CIFI certifications and is ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer and Lead Auditor certified. He studied Management Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome and holds a Master in Fraud and Operational Risk from Luiss Business School.



