Improving network security by ‘deflecting’ cybercriminals
Improving network security by ‘deflecting’ cybercriminals
- Once inside a network, cybercriminals can lurk for long periods, quietly moving around and assessing what data is available and what it might be worth.
- This activity can often continue without triggering alarms or providing warnings to the security team.
- Overcoming this situation means using a new technique that makes it significantly easier to spot cybercriminals who have successfully entered a network.
- It allows security teams to identify the threat and then take steps to remove it and minimise any damage or loss.
| August 10, 2020
Improving network security by ‘deflecting’ cybercriminals
- Once inside a network, cybercriminals can lurk for long periods, quietly moving around and assessing what data is available and what it might be worth.
- This activity can often continue without triggering alarms or providing warnings to the security team.
- Overcoming this situation means using a new technique that makes it significantly easier to spot cybercriminals who have successfully entered a network.
- It allows security teams to identify the threat and then take steps to remove it and minimise any damage or loss.
| August 10, 2020