According to Rohan Vaidya, Regional Director of Sales - India, CyberArk, phishing or using credentials procured from the Dark Web remains the most effective way of getting a foothold into an organization for sophisticated attackers. “So the biggest threat to companies is how they lock down the route from initial compromise to their critical data and assets. The perimeter is porous and smart companies know that attackers will get in. They understand that defences need to be focused around preventing attackers moving around the network to get to the end goal, whether that is IP theft, network takeover or whatever else it might be. In 2020, we could start seeing attackers focus more on what drones know and how that information can be exploited for intelligence gathering, corporate espionage and more.”
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