Skills, Strategy and Security: The Recipe to Tackle Cybercrime in 2016

Kaspersky Lab has announced the end of the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) as we know it in 2016. Attackers will swap Advanced and Persistent malware for off-the-shelf code that allows them to maximize ROI and stealth techniques (such as fileless, in-memory only code) to avoid detection. Businesses must do a lot more to ensure customer data is safe, and as with most things prevention is better than cure.”]

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