Cisco: Uncover the Where, When, and How of an Attack with “Trajectory” from Cisco AMP for Endpoints

You’re walking down the sidewalk, headphones in your ears, music blasting, and your head is buried in your phone reading a text message.CRUNCH.

CRUNCH.You look down and you’ve just stepped in a pile of… (no, not that)… broken glass. A car parked on the street was broken-into, and the glass from the shattered window is strewn all over the sidewalk. If you live in a city, especially San Francisco, this is a familiar scene.

You look down and you’ve just stepped in a pile of… (no, not that)… broken glass. A car parked on the street was broken-into, and the glass from the shattered window is strewn all over the sidewalk. If you live in a city, especially San Francisco, this is a familiar scene.

As seasoned city folk, we take all the necessary precautions to prevent our street-parked cars from being burglarized. Lock the car, set the alarm, and don’t leave items visible in the car. But despite our best efforts to prevent break-ins, they happen.

The same can be said when it comes to defending your laptops, servers and mobile devices from cyberattacks. Despite your best efforts to prevent an attack (using tools like antivirus and signature detection), you know that no prevention method will ever be 100% effective. Cybercriminals are too smart and too persistent—they want to get inside to steal your stuff.

Read the entire article here, Uncover the Where, When, and How of an Attack with “Trajectory” from Cisco AMP for Endpoints

Via the fine folks at Cisco Systems.