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Titre: [FireEye]M-Trends 2018
Posté par: igor51 le avril 04, 2018, 14:00:22

M-Trends 2018

What have incident responders observed and learned from cyber attacks
  in 2017? Just as in prior years, we have continued to see the cyber
  security threat landscape evolve. Over the past twelve months we have
  observed a number of new trends and changes to attacks, but we have
  also seen how certain trends and predictions from the past have been
  confirmed or even reconfirmed.

 

Our     href="https://www.fireeye.com/current-threats/annual-threat-report/mtrends.html">9^th edition
    of M-Trends draws upon the findings of one year of incident
  response investigations across the globe. This data provides us with
  insights into the evolution of nation-state sponsored threat actors,
  new threat groups, and new trends and attacker techniques we have
  observed during our investigations. We also compare this data to past
  observations from prior M-Trends reports and continue our tradition of
  reporting on key metrics and their development over time.

 

Some of the topics we cover in the     href="https://www.fireeye.com/current-threats/annual-threat-report/mtrends.html">2018
    M-Trends report include:

 

• How the global median
      time from compromise to internal discovery has dropped from 80 days
      in 2016 to 57.5 in 2017.
• The increase of attacks
      originating from threat actors sponsored by Iran.
• Metrics
      about attacks that have retargeted or even recompromised prior
      victim organizations, a topic we previously discussed in our 2013
      edition of M-Trends.
• The widening cyber security skills gap
      and the rising demand for skilled personnel capable of meeting the
      challenges posed by today’s more sophisticated threat actors.

   
• Frequently observed areas of weaknesses in security programs and
      their relation to security incidents.
• Observations and
      lessons we have learned from our red teaming exercises about the
      effectiveness and gaps of common security controls.

 

By sharing this report with the security community, we continue our
  tradition of providing security professionals with insights and
  knowledge gained from recent breaches. We hope that you find this
  report useful in your work to strengthen your security posture and
  defend against the ever evolving threats.

Source: M-Trends 2018 (http://)