Digital Transformation Security Factors

 Disrupt, Detect, Delay, Defeat

• Consider the four Ds of an effective cyberdefense
• Disrupt attacks to make them more difficult and deter less-determined attackers. 
• Detect attacks so defenders can learn about them and prepare a response. 
• Delay attacks in progress via obstacles requiring attackers spend time working around them. 
• Defeat attacks as quickly as possible and before they can accomplish their objectives. 

ENTERPRISE ATTACK SEQUENCE IN DETAIL 

• Targeted attacks methodically work through victim defenses
• The attack sequence gives defenders opportunities to successfully defend the enterprise by tracing the attack backward and identifying the data attackers might want to steal, modify, or destroy
• Attackers might target data on servers, on endpoints, over the network, in backups, or on its customers’ or business partners’ systems
• Attack steps are not always executed exactly in sequence
• This process does not deal with distributed denial of service attacks. 

WHY SECURITY FAILS AGAINST ADVANCED ATTACKS

• For every defensive capability, there is a corresponding attacker tool, technique, or procedure. 
• There is no perfect or unbreakable defense.
• Real-world attacks often use relatively simple attack methods.
• Viruses 
• Spear phishing –Published vulnerabilities 
• Credential theft 
• Web site compromise
• Even with data encryption, high-assurance hardware, and physical isolation, enterprises remain open to more basic formats of attack.

 

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