It’s no secret that cyber attackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, stealthy, and motivated. As we’ve seen in high profile breaches at Target, JP Morgan and Home Depot, attackers can infiltrate environments and maneuver undetected for months at a time to set up the “perfect crime.” Today, it takes financial firms an average of 98 days to detect a data breach; for retailers, this can take up to 197 days. Even Cisco’s mid-year security report warns that companies of all sizes must reduce time-to-detection in the wake of the latest wave of advanced attack vectors. With threats such as Angler and Dridex on the horizon,…
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