The Global Threat Landscape is Novel and Requires a Novel Response
From Russia to China to South Korea, the global threat landscape continues to mature, often confounding the assumptions of those who must defend against the attacks. Novel techniques are the norm, such as criminals posing as job seekers to infiltrate networks or attacking non-obvious networks.
This results in attacks that are harder to predict, adversaries that are harder to detect, and breaches that are harder to address. Harder, but not impossible. While we are certainly living in a more dangerous cyber age, we also find ourselves at a point of inflection. XDR is a significant evolution, and we believe that adversary detection and response (ADR) is not far behind, particularly with more collaboration between the public and private sectors.
Perhaps most importantly, we are getting closer and closer to realizing the full promise of Big Data in a cybersecurity context. At Anomali, much of our energy is put towards closing that gap. We believe it is the key to unlocking adversary defense as a truly viable and scalable approach to securing companies and people.
At the RSA Conference 2022, cyber threat experts gave attendees a virtual trip around the world during a panel presentation examining threat actor activity from both nation-states and criminal groups. The panelists revealed the latest global threat activity, as well as the best strategies to thwart increasingly sophisticated attacks.
They detailed adversary behavior that should both concern and energize us, and we share it here in the hopes of g ..
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