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Titre: [FireEye]M-Trends 2020: Insights From the Front Lines
Posté par: igor51 le février 20, 2020, 15:01:27

M-Trends 2020: Insights From the Front Lines

Today we release
          href="/content/fireeye-www/en_US/current-threats/annual-threat-report/mtrends.html">M-Trends
  2020, the 11^th edition of our popular annual
  FireEye Mandiant report. This latest M-Trends contains all of
  the statistics, trends, case studies and hardening recommendations
  that readers have to expect through the years—and more.

 

One of the most exciting takeaways from this year’s report: the
  global median dwell time is now 56 days. That means the average
  attacker is going undetected on a network for under two months—an
  M-Trends first. This is a very promising statistic that
  demonstrates how far we’ve come since 2011 when the global median
  dwell time was 416 days. And yet, we know a sophisticated attacker
  needs only a few days to gain access to the crown jewels, so there is
  still plenty of room for improvement.

 

Another interesting statistic in the report is what we refer to as
  "detection by source." For the first time since 2015, the
  majority of organizations are being notified of compromises by
  external sources (53 percent) over internal teams (47 percent). This
  is more likely due to factors such as increases in law enforcement
  notifications and compliance changes, and less likely due to internal
  teams having lost a step.

 

There’s a whole lot more to look forward to in M-Trends 2020, including:

 

• 
      By the Numbers: Global median dwell time and detection by
      source are just the tip of the iceberg—we share a number of other
      statistics related to targeted industries, malware, threat
      techniques and more.
• 
      Newly Named APT Groups: Learn all about APT41, group
      responsible for carrying out Chinese state-sponsored espionage and
      financially motivated activity since as far back as 2012.
• 
      Trends: We take a deep dive into the latest trends involving
      malware families, monetizing ransomware, crimeware as a service, and
      malicious insiders.
• 
      Case Studies: With so many organizations moving to the cloud,
      we take a look at a breach involving cloud assets. We also take
      readers through a campaign where attackers were targeting gift
    cards.

 

While M-Trends 2020 contains plenty of new information, the
  goal of M-Trends has remained the same since the beginning: to
  arm security professionals with details on the latest attacks and
  threats we are seeing during our engagements.

 

      href="/content/fireeye-www/en_US/current-threats/annual-threat-report/mtrends.html">Download
    the 11^th edition of M-Trends today.

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