Attack Vectors: How Malicious Actors Penetrate Networks

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The most effective way to block a sophisticated attack is at the first step—the attack vector. This new whitepaper from Symantec's Threat Hunter Team looks at current attack vectors used to gain access to and compromise networks.

The whitepaper includes current information on exploits, botnets, email, and supply chain attacks; real-world examples of how threat actors use these vectors to gain an initial foothold on networks; and advice on protecting against targeted attacks.

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