Prevent and Detect Attacker Lateral Movement
Investigators attribute the success of many recent high-profile security breaches to gaps in in-network lateral movement detection and protection.
Attackers have proven they can evade the perimeter to establish a beachhead inside a network from which they can laterally move while remaining undetected, often for months or years
Security solutions deployed inside the network, such as IDPS, segmentation firewalls, EDR, and EPP, are good at preventing known attacks from an initial compromise. However, these security controls can do little to detect in-network threat activity because attackers use native tools and advanced tactics to remain hidden.
This paper explores how organizations can prevent, detect, and reveal attacker tactics while denying attackers visibility and access to sensitive or critical data to exploit.
