Users are the new perimeter. Our empowered, always connected workers are perfect targets. Attackers are using stolen passwords and social engineering tactics to take advantage of this weakness that all organizations have in common. Whether it’s e-mail, social media, web browsing, or cloud applications, the accessibility of user actions and credentials has allowed attackers to shift the attack surface to the user.

In order to have a strong security program against these types of attacks, you should be able to monitor your entire network – from endpoint to cloud – with User Behavior Analytics, which assess the risk of user activity in real-time. Beyond that you need to be prepared to mitigate attacks quickly with a systemized and practiced incident response plan.

Our Incident Response Intermediate Toolkit will help you learn:

• The methodology of user-based attacks and social engineering
• How to respond to a security incident
• Tips for detecting compromised users within your organization – before it’s too late
• How to maximize the ROI of your security program

The average time to contain a cyber-attack is 31 days, with an average cost of $639,462 during this 31-day period.* Don’t wait until it’s too late. Download the Incident Response Intermediate Toolkit today.

*Ponemon Institute, 2014 Global Report on the Cost of Cyber Crime