Advanced persistent threats (APT) thrive on patience and stealth. They linger and lurk within your data stores, processes, networks and digitalized assets. They crossed over the internet or ...

Novices don’t have the knowledge to use complex manual tools and coding in cyberattacks. AI-powered attack tools are often ...

An advanced persistent threat (APT) is defined as a sophisticated, multi-staged cyberattack whereby an intruder establishes and maintains an undetected presence within an organization’s network ...

The cybersecurity sector is rapidly transforming, marked by an increasingly sophisticated and persistent threat from ...

Advanced persistent threats (APTs) represent one of the most dangerous forms of cyberattacks facing organizations today. Unlike conventional cyber threats that strike quickly and visibly, ...

Hackers have been targeting Google Chrome users, and there’s one way you can protect yourself against becoming their next ...

The global advanced persistent threat protection market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.1 percent, reaching $16.2 billion by 2024, according to Kenneth Research.

According to the latest Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response (MDR) analyst report, advanced persistent threats (APTs) classified as human-driven attacks have been detected in 25% of companies ...

It’s time to rethink what the cybersecurity industry considers ‘advanced persistent threats’ (APTs). The word ‘advanced’ says it all: these government-backed hackers are considered better, more ...

On the malware side, cryptomining malware dropped slightly, making up just 5% of packages in the second quarter. The decline ...

In performance tests, RANK achieved a dramatic 99.56% reduction in alerts requiring human review using the DARPA TC dataset, and a 95% reduction on real enterprise datasets. These results underscore ...