Infographic: Fortinet Threat Landscape Report Q2 2017
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Fortinet's latest Global Threat Landscape Report reveals that poor cybersecurity hygiene and risky application usage enables destructive worm-like attacks to take advantage of hot exploits at record speed. Adversaries are spending less time developing ways to break in, and instead are focusing on leveraging automated and intent-based tools to infiltrate with more impact to business continuity. For a detailed view of the findings and some important takeaways for CISOs read our blog. blog.fortinet.com
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Infographic: Fortinet Threat Landscape Report Q2 2017
- 1. THREAT LANDSCAPE REPORT Q2 2017 RISKY APPLICATIONS LEAD TO INFECTIONS NO RESTING ON THE WEEKENDS CLICK HERE TO READ THE COMPLETE Q2 2017 THREAT LANDSCAPE REPORT ELDERLY VULNERABILITIES ARE STILL DANGEROUS TAKE THE TIME TO PERFORM GOOD CYBER HYGIENE SLOW PATCHING WELCOMES RANSOMWARE PROXY APP usage resulted in P2P APP usage resulted in saw exploits for vulnerabilities that were at least 3 YEARS OLD 60% saw ones that were 10 OR MORE YEARS OLD of exploit attempts occurred on WEEKENDS Saturday and Sunday volume was double that on weekdays RECONSIDER RISKY APPS Review the benefits vs. risk and the impact of expanding your attack surface. FIGHT AUTOMATION WITH AUTOMATION Just as automated attack tools enable 24/7 attacks, automated defense enables 24/7 response. PATCH FAST AND THOROUGHLY Step up the patching cycle. Fix old vulnerabilities too. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS Get visibility to know when threats are sniffing around. WannaCry and Petya/NotPetya RANSOMWARE hit recently disclosed VULNERABILITIES THAT WERE NOT PATCHED 9Xmore botnets and malware 7Xmore botnets and malware 90% OF ORGANIZATIONS NEARLY 44% The EDUCATION SECTOR recorded the highest number of RISKY APPS Share this infographic: