
Service
Kaspersky APT Intelligence Reporting
Exclusive and timely insights into high profile cyber-espionage campaigns
Overview
Counteracting modern cyberthreats requires a 360-degree view of the tactics, techniques and procedures used by threat actors. While the C&Cs and tools used in attacks change frequently, it’s difficult for attackers to change their behavior and methods during attack execution. Identifying and exposing these patterns promptly helps deploy effective defensive mechanisms in advance, disarming cybercriminals and disrupting the kill chain.

Insights into the most damaging threats
Kaspersky Lab's GReAT team now tracks 100+ threat actors, uncovering the most sophisticated and dangerous targeted attacks, cyber-espionage campaigns, major malware, ransomware and underground cybercriminal trends in 85 countries

Access to non-public investigations
Only a small number of our investigations are announced publicly but all are reported to our active customers, helping them to proactively deploy effective threat detection and risk mitigation controls for the associated campaigns

Content relevant to your specific role
Each report provides an overview of the campaign, outlining industries and regions affected, probably attribution and objectives, as well as detailed technical analysis with a list of corresponding IoCs and YARA rules
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The Risk
Tracking, analyzing, interpreting and mitigating constantly evolving IT security threats is a massive undertaking. Enterprises across all sectors are facing a shortage of the up-to-the-minute, relevant data they need to help manage the risks associated with IT security threats, due to:

Real threats being buried among thousands of insignificant alerts

Poor incident prioritization

Inadequate internal funding due to poor risk visibility

Undiscovered but active threats lurking within the organization

Unknown attack vectors being missed

Pursuing a security strategy that's unaligned with the current threat landscape






