Every organization has the basics of cybersecurity protection – antivirus
software, firewalls, etc. Time and time again, these are proven inadequate
against the sophistication and complexity of attacks, like file-less attacks,
zero-day attacks, and attacks that don’t follow the predefined, “expected”
formula of malicious activities.
For the past several years, organizations have discovered that their
prevention was far too porous, forcing them to shift their focus to
an “assumed breach” approach, where the imperative is to hunt after
the attack after it’s penetrated the perimeter.