When targeted by an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT), an organization needs to be ready to defend from a variety of different attacks coming from different directions, sometimes all at once, and sometimes over a period of time.
Given the ongoing prevalence of advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks, organisations have every right to be wary. To prevent APT attacks, they simply need to practise basic cyber hygiene.
APTs are widely known for remaining undetected, fooling defensive tools and security tactics. IT and security teams must adopt a new approach to address this specific type of risk, one that provides long-term and constantly adapting security to address shifting tactics and unusual network behavior.
