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DON’T BE FOOLED
A new study by market research firm Vanson Bourne reveals that businesses confuse advanced evasion techniques (AETs) with advanced persistent threats (APTs)—leaving themselves vulnerable, at great cost.
22%
of CIOs and security managers say their networks were breached in the last 12 months.
≈40%
…63%
have trouble convincing top management that AETs exist and are costly.
YET
…39%
of those breached think AETs played a key role.
WHY? BUSINESSES CONFUSE AETs WITH APTs
70%
believe they know what an AET is.
lack methods to detect and track AETs.
AETs VS. APTs: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
A new study by market research firm Vanson Bourne reveals that businesses confuse advanced evasion techniques (AETs) with advanced persistent threats (APTs)—leaving themselves vulnerable, at great cost.
22%
of CIOs and security managers say their networks were breached in the last 12 months.
≈40%
…63%
have trouble convincing top management that AETs exist and are costly.
YET
…39%
of those breached think AETs played a key role.
WHY? BUSINESSES CONFUSE AETs WITH APTs
70%
believe they know what an AET is.
lack methods to detect and track AETs.
AETs VS. APTs: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
