Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)
Advanced persistent threat (APT) is a sophisticated and prolonged cyberattack where an intruder gains unauthorized access to a network and remains undetected for an extended period. The goal of an APT is typically to steal sensitive data rather than to cause immediate damage. APTs are characterized by their stealth, continuous monitoring, and data exfiltration methods, often employing multiple attack vectors such as malware, phishing, and zero-day exploits. These threats are usually carried out by highly skilled adversaries, including state-sponsored groups or organized crime syndicates, targeting high-value information within governments, corporations, and other critical infrastructure entities.
How Can You Protect Your Organization from APT?
Fasoo Enterprise DRM effectively safeguards organizations from Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) by providing robust data protection and access controls. APTs often involve prolonged and targeted attacks aimed at stealing sensitive information. Fasoo Enterprise DRM mitigates this risk through persistent encryption, ensuring that data remains encrypted and secure even if it is exfiltrated by attackers. Granular access control restricts access to sensitive information, allowing only authorized users to view or modify the data, thereby limiting the attack surface. Additionally, the comprehensive audit trail feature tracks all interactions with protected data, enabling security teams to monitor and quickly respond to suspicious activities. By integrating seamlessly with existing IT infrastructure, Fasoo Enterprise DRM enhances overall security posture, making it significantly harder for APT attackers to achieve their objectives and ensuring that critical organizational data remains protected.
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