Preventing cyberattacks and protecting perimeter are no longer effective cybersecurity strategies for organizations of any size and industry. The scale of cyberattacks — and their sheer number — is making a defensive posture unsustainable. For this reason, a fundamental shift is happening in cybersecurity — moving from threat prevention to detection.  

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As most cyberattacks take weeks and months to prepare for and execute, victims often remain unaware of a breach of their perimeter protection and an adversary’s presence inside their networks. The groups responsible for high-profile attacks are well-organized, and hackers can reside inside IT infrastructure for months or even years before being detected. Despite this, only 12% of organizations consider themselves likely to detect a sophisticated attack. The situation is even worse in the case of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

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Companies need to identify hidden cyber threats within their networks and find malicious activity and advanced persistent threats (APTs) that may be hidden deep within their infrastructure.  

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What you can expect:

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· Prevention VS detection – advantages and weaknesses of every strategy  

· How to “spy” on hackers who are trying to attack you and always stay one step ahead  

· How you can defend your organization if perimeter protection is not enough  

· Is compromise assessment the new cybersecurity silver bullet?

· Could compromise assessment have helped NotPetya victims avoid the disaster?