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Internet Security Threat Report 2013
Creating successful targeted attacks requires attackers to learn about us. They will research our email addresses, our job, our professional interests, and even the conferences we attend and the websites we frequent. All of this information is compiled to launch a successful targeted attack. Once on our devices, the attacker’s tools are designed to pull as much data as possible. Undiscovered targeted attacks can collect years of our email, files, and contact information.
The State of Endpoint Security Report
Are Your Network Endpoints Secure?
Organizations Lacking IT Management Succession Plans Are a Symptom of a Greater Problem
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