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According to Netswitch Technology Management, the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) kill-chain looks like the following: Social Engineering: Identify individuals that have the needed access privileges. Spear Phishing: Attackers send spoofed e-mails with malicious links to download malware and infect high-value employee machines. Malware Infection: malware is downloaded on a system within ...

To improve your cyber security and successfully prevent, detect and resolve advanced persistent threats, you need to know how APTs work: The cyber-criminal or threat actor gains entry through an e-mail, network, file or application vulnerability and inserts malware into an organizational network. The network is considered compromised, but not breached. The advanced malware probes for addit...