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SecurityScorecard collects terabytes of data monthly across IPv4 and dark web

Sam Kassoumeh · Cybersecurity Data at Scale // Sam Kassoumeh & Bob Sohval, SecurityScorecard (Data Driven) · Oct 26, 2017 · at 3:07

Sam Kassoumeh, co-founder of SecurityScorecard, explains the technical foundation of SecurityScorecard's threat intelligence engine at Data Driven NYC.

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“We collect data from the public internet, entire IPvFOR space, as well as the deep web and dark, dark web, and we're collecting terabytes and terabytes of this information every month in a very automated fashion and a non-invasive, non-intrusive fashion using both active and, ah, passive collection techniques.”

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