Dave Johnson Mar 10, 2021 via Business Insider

“We live in an age in which every major government, military organization, corporation, and medical institution relies on computer technology for nearly every aspect of its operation, and those systems are always at risk of being attacked.  A cyberattack is just that: an assault on a computer, computer network, or the data stored within that network. The intent of the attack can vary — some attacks are intended to disable the computer system while others intend to gain control over it. Still others intend to infiltrate the system to steal or destroy data. While cyberattacks are often aimed at organizations, individuals are not immune from cyberattack either.”

See how NextComputing’s Enterprise Scale Packet Continuum Software https://packetcontinuum.nextcomputing.com/ for packet capture and enriched metadata generation can be employed to capture machine and user data flowing through your digital infrastructure and enable security algorithms to model the historical behavioral patterns and detect anomalies and deviations from those patterns in near real-time. This process can be used to further automate identifying indicators of compromise and bad actors in near real-time as well as enable a forensics investigation if a breach has occurred, supporting forensics timelines up to 1 year or longer and as short as 30 days. 

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