It’s not a question of if your organization will be breached. It’s a question of when.

Most attackers remain active in environments for a significant amount of time before being discovered. And only a small percentage of organizations discover the presence of advanced attackers themselves—most need to be informed by law enforcement or a proactive third-party security firm. By then, an attacker could do a great deal of damage.

A compromise assessment answers the all-important question: Have you been breached?

M-Trends 2016 provides trends, statistics and case studies to illustrate how advanced threat actors have evolved over the past year.
The annual report was compiled by consultants at Mandiant, a FireEye company, and is based on hundreds of Mandiant incident response investigations in more than 30 industry sectors. It offers recommendations on how organizations can improve the way they prevent, detect, analyze and respond to cyber attacks.

Advanced targeted cyber attacks are increasing every year; being prepared with an incident response plan can minimize their duration and impact. In this white paper, read about 12 recommended actions that will help you prepare for, respond to and remediate security threats quickly and effectively.

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SYNful Knock is a stealthy modification of the router's firmware image that can be used to maintain persistence within a victim's network. It is customizable and modular in nature and thus can be updated once implanted. Even the presence of the backdoor can be difficult to detect as it uses non-standard packets as a form of pseudo-authentication.

The initial infection vector does not appear to leverage a zero-day vulnerability. It is believed that the credentials are either default or discovered by the attacker in order to install the backdoor. However, the router's position in the network makes it an ideal target for re-entry or further infection. Read this Whitepaper to learn more.