cyber trends
Organisations need
to ensure they’re
fully equipped to
be able to address
the multitude of
challenges that
lie ahead.
their heads again but this time, with
advanced automation and improving
propagation capabilities.
Unsurprisingly, attackers revert back
to those attacks where they have
the greatest success and that’s with
vulnerabilities, such as HeartBleed,
which may be several years old, but they
haven’t been patched by organisations.
It is attacks of this nature that make
OpenSSL the second most targeted
software with 19% of attacks globally.
The route to cyber-resilience
It’s clear that the only way organisations
can keep up is to beat attackers at their
own game by leveraging automation to
help them become more secure and
cyber-resilient and keep pace with the
changing threat landscape. Assisted
by machines and data scientists, it’s
now possible to predict when an attack
is going to happen – and fast. For
example, in NTT’s Security Operation
Centres (SOCs), around 75% of the
Rory Duncan, Security Go To Market Leader
UK, NTT Ltd
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