Global State of Scams 2021 | Webinar

Online scams, like cybercrime in general, are very difficult to combat. The current way that hosting companies, SSL certifiers, e-commerce platforms, email houses, registries and registrars offer their infrastructure allows scammers to set up shop very easily, cheaply and, most importantly, anonymously. So how do we as individuals, enterprises and countries fight them on a local and global scale?

On October 27, 2021, we discussed these very issues based on Scamadviser’s Global State of Scams Report.

SPEAKERS

Jorij Abraham

Managing Director at Scamadviser
Jorij Abraham has been part of the international eCommerce community since 1997. From 2013 – 2017 he has been Director of Research & Advise at Thuiswinkel. org (the Dutch Ecommerce Association) and the European Ecommerce Association with 25.000+ members in 20 countries. He now is Managing Director of the Ecommerce Foundation, whose mission is to foster global digital trade and Scamadviser. com, the global blacklist for malicious websites. He is also an e-commerce professor at the University of Applied Sciences, TIO.

Rickard Vikström

Founder and CEO at DomainCrawler
Rickard is one of Europe's most prominent Internet entrepreneurs. Over the years of his career, he was involved as a founder and a board member in several companies, including Stay Secure, Holm Security, Wincher and Internet Vikings. In 2006, driven by the vision of indexing the entire Internet, he started DomainCrawler which became a pioneer in domain data collecting and structuring.

Watch the webinar to learn


‣ What is the global situation with online scams and cybercrime?
‣ How badly do Internet criminals hurt individuals, brands and the world economy?
‣ How countries are preventing, reporting & fighting scams?
‣ What can you do to protect yourself, your brand and your clients?

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