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The Threat Landscape HEATs Up with Highly Evasive Adaptive Threats |
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| For as much as the nature of work and corporate environments has changed over the last decade, cybersecurity practices, tools, and strategies remain largely the same. Unfortunately, adversaries are highly motivated and consistently evolve to remain ahead of defenses. Attackers fully understand traditional cybersecurity approaches, including their limitations, which gives hackers a clearly defined blueprint that can be followed to ensure success. |
| Menlo Security has studied a variety of techniques attackers are using to successfully launch ransomware and phishing attacks and have termed these “highly evasive adaptive threats” (HEAT). HEAT attacks evade existing security defenses by understanding all the technology integrated into the existing security stack and building delivery mechanisms to evade detection. To meet the challenges posed by HEAT attacks, organizations must shift from a post-breach detection mindset to one of prevention, with a focus on stopping threats before they ever reach the endpoint. Download the white paper to learn more. |
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