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Combating Advanced Persistent Threats

Advanced persistent threats (APTs) sophisticated, covert attacks bent on surreptitiously stealing valuable data from targeted and unsuspecting companies can inflict serious harm to your business. Their relentless, persistent intrusions typically target key users within organizations to gain access to trade secrets, intellectual property, state and military secrets, computer source code, and any other valuable information available. And no one from government agencies to start-ups is immune today. You can, however, take proactive and rigorous steps to detect APTs in their early stages and implement asset-protecting remediation.

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