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TRENDING
IOT DEVICES IN THE
HOME ARE LATEST TARGET
FOR CRYPTOJACKING
Fortinet’s latest Global Threat Landscape Report
reveals cybercriminals are becoming smarter and
faster in how they leverage exploits to their advantage.
F
ortinet, a global leader in broad,
integrated and automated
cybersecurity solutions, has announced
the findings of its latest Global Threat
Landscape Report.
The research reveals cybercriminals are
becoming smarter and faster in how they
leverage exploits to their advantage.
They are also maximising their efforts by
targeting an expanding attack surface and
by using iterative approaches to software
development facilitating the evolution of
their attack methodologies.
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Phil Quade, Chief Information Security Officer,
Fortinet, said: “Cyber-adversaries are relentless.
Increasingly, they are automating their tool-
sets and creating variations of known exploits.
“Of late, they are also more precise in
their targeting, relying less on blanket
attempts to find exploitable victims.
Urgently, organisations must pivot their
security strategy to address these tactics.
Organisations should leverage automated
and integrated defences to address the
problems of speed and scale, utilise high-
performance behaviour-based detection and
“
CYBERCRIMINALS
ADDED IOT
DEVICES,
INCLUDING MEDIA
DEVICES IN THE
HOME, TO THEIR
ARSENALS.
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