Examples of using Targeted attacks in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Illusive networks is a perfect example of the kind of'out of the box' thinking necessary to challenge the growing threat of targeted attacks.”.
These latest attacks are likely just the beginning of more targeted attacks directed at critical infrastructure.”.
According to the study, Australian organisations are now preventing 80% of all targeted attacks, but they still face two to three security breaches a month.
Healthcare- Thirty-seven percent of the healthcare organisations said that targeted attacks are high-security risks to their organisations.
In addition, the teams practiced targeted attacks deep in enemy territory and training involving intensive flight.
Tens of thousands of enterprises rely on Forcepoint TRITON security intelligence to stop advanced persistent threats, targeted attacks and evolving malware.
Of the 962 industrial companies surveyed have faced targeted attacks in the last 12 months.
Healthcare: 37% of healthcare organisations worldwide said that targeted attacks are high-security risks to their organisations.
Companies now prevent 87% of all targeted attacks, but are still facing two to three security breaches per month on average.
Using anti-virus software to defend against targeted attacks is like bringing a sword to a gun fight.
who may try to carry out targeted attacks in the area.
will deliver a session titled“Wolves amongst Sheep--Defeating Targeted Attacks with Deception”.
Ensure your staff understand basic cybersecurity hygiene, as many targeted attacks start with phishing or other social engineering technique.
The Bundestag has just been hit by a cyber attack and according to the latest report by the German Federal Office for Information Security(BSI) such targeted attacks are threatening enterprises and state institutions every day.
Despite high awareness about new threats such as targeted attacks and ransomware, the biggest pain point for the majority of ICS organizations is still conventional malware:
extending beyond malware to prevent advanced targeted attacks regardless of their origin or technique.
Despite high awareness about new threats such as targeted attacks and ransomware, the biggest pain point for the majority of ICS organisations is still conventional malware:
that is usually used in malware and has been seen in some targeted attacks of APT actors,
early 2017,“is slightly different, in that it is a series of targeted attacks on Christian communities attempting to displace farmers and take land for herders.”.
way for a modern, mobile, cloud-enabled organization to defend itself against targeted attacks without employing this new breed of endpoint security measures.