Cyber Espionage Detection and Remediation
- Threat Intelligence: Reading narrative threat intelligence reports is a reliable way to get a clear picture of threat actor behavior, the resources they use, and the strategies they use. Threat intelligence supports malware family monitoring, campaign tracking, and threat actor profiling.
- Service Provider: It is essential to collaborate with a top-tier cybersecurity company. In the unlikely event that something unimaginable occurs, organizations could need help with a complex cyberattack.
- Threat Hunting: It is more crucial than ever for organizations to understand that using technology can only take them so far. Many organizations will discover that, in addition to their existing cybersecurity technology, they also need 24/7 controlled human-based threat hunting.
- Sensor Coverage: Companies should implement tools that provide their supporter with complete awareness of their surroundings to prevent blind spots from turning into enemy safe havens.
What is Cyber Espionage?
Cyber Espionage is the trade secrets, confidential information, and other intellectual property (IP) that are sold for profit or used by the attacker to gain a competitive edge is its main purpose. Sometimes the only goal of the breach is to damage the victim’s image by disclosing personal data or suspicious company activities.
As a form of cyberterrorism or cyberwarfare, or in collaboration with military activities attacks carried out, may all be motivated by financial gain. When it is part of a larger military or political effort, cyber espionage may have fatal consequences as well as damage public services and infrastructure.