Der vorliegende Advanced Threat Report (ATR) bietet eine Übersicht der Angriffe auf Computernetzwerke, die im Jahr 2013 von FireEye beobachtet wurden. Den hierin beschriebenen Cyberaktivitäten liegen unserer Ansicht nach primär die folgenden Motive zugrunde: • Diebstahl geistigen Eigentums • Abfangen vertraulicher Regierungskommunikation • Sabotage von Websites, die für die nationale Sicherheit von Belang sind Die
Organizations are under assault by a new generation of cyber attacks that easily evade traditional defenses. These coordinated campaigns are targeted. They are stealthy. And they are persistent. Many exploit zero-day vulnerabilities and orchestrate attacks across multiple vectors. The threat actors behind these attacks are dead set on finding your weaknesses, targeting their way into
In the last few years, the scale and sophistication of IT security threats have grown at an explosive rate. Organizations have to contend with industrialized attacks, which, in some cases, rival the size and sophistication of the largest legitimate computing efforts. In addition, they also have to guard against a more focused adversary with the
Whether they work for an up-and-coming startup or an industry giant, security response teams are under siege as never before. Today’s cyber attacks are sophisticated, relentless, and devastating, costing U.S. businesses $8.9 million a year each on average.1 Attacking in multiple stages across multiple vectors, advanced persistent threats (APTs) and other sophisticated attacks easily evade
Small to medium-sized businesses are essential to the global economy. They contribute $3.8 trillion annually to the U.S. private-sector GDP (Gross Domestic Product)1 alone, which ranks them as the equivalent of the world’s fourth-largest country. And many of the challenges faced by today’s small to medium-sized businesses are no different than those of large organizations