Security News > 2018 > June > Could an Equifax-sized data breach happen again?

Many global financial services organizations are targeted by sophisticated cyberattackers in an attempt to steal critical data and personally-identifiable information (PII), according to Vectra. Financial industry attacker behaviors per 10,000 devices Vectra disclosed that cyberattackers build hidden tunnels to break into networks and steal information. These tunnels are used to remotely control an attack, known as command-and-control, and steal data, known as exfiltration, while remaining largely undetected. Security breaches across multiple industries continue in an … More → The post Could an Equifax-sized data breach happen again? appeared first on Help Net Security.
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