Detecting Compromised Systems
Analysing the top eight indicators of threat traffic
The external threat is one of the most high-profile risks that organisations face. Representing more than 80 percent of attacks today, external attackers look to take advantage of network and user weaknesses via malware, phishing, and advanced persistent threats (APT).
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