Cybersecurity Threats and Solutions: The Most Recent Risks and Advances in Biometric Authentication, Machine Learning-Powered Threat Detection, and More ( Part-2)
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21 :- Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) & Detection Techniques :- Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are sophisticated cyber-attacks that are carried out by skilled and persistent attackers who have a specific target in mind. APTs are designed to infiltrate a target network, establish a foothold, and maintain a long-term presence in order to steal sensitive information or cause damage to the network. Detection Techniques for APTs: • Behavior-Based Detection: APTs are designed to stay under the radar of traditional signature-based detection systems. Behavior-based detection systems analyze the behavior of users, systems, and networks to identify anomalous behavior that could be indicative of an APT. • Network Monitoring: APTs often rely on communication with command and control servers outside of the target network. Network monitoring tools can detect unusual network activity that may be indicative of an APT. • Threat Intelligence: Organizations can leverage threat intelligence