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Threat actors do not see old email archives, forgotten shared drives, and outdated CRM exports as clutter. They see them as searchable inventory. With AI-assisted analysis, attackers can rapidly identify sensitive communications, regulatory exposure, customer relationships, and credentials buried in stolen data.
Join hosts John Dilgen and Brandon Tirado as they discuss:
- Why data theft has become a central component of modern extortion operations
- How AI and automation are helping attackers analyze hundreds of thousands of files at machine speed
- Why “soft data,” including invoices and project documents, can fuel downstream fraud and social engineering
- How strong retention, credential-rotation, and OAuth-management practices reduce breach impact
Two questions your organization should be asking right now:
- How much data does your organization retain beyond its business or regulatory need?
- Could your team rotate hundreds of exposed credentials—not just one—before an attacker uses them?
John Dilgen: Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at ReliaQuest, where he specializes in researching cyber threats impacting ReliaQuest customers. With a strong technical background, he previously served as an Incident Response Analyst and Trainer at ReliaQuest.
Brandon Tirado: Director of GreyMatter Operations for ReliaQuest. A skilled cyber defense professional with a unique combination of management and hands-on experience. With a deep understanding of adversary motives and the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) they use to achieve their goals, Brandon enjoys operationalizing his knowledge to make it more difficult for adversaries to operate within the environments of ReliaQuest customers. His managerial and hands-on experience enriches ShadowTalk with practical and strategic viewpoints.
