Advanced Persistent Threats

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Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are well-resourced threat actors — typically state-sponsored — that maintain stealthy, long-term access inside targeted networks. Coverage of APT group tradecraft, attribution analysis, campaign timelines, and the detection engineering and threat hunting practices that identify and disrupt sustained intrusions before damage is done.

Nation-State Threats

Foreign Hackers Aren’t Just Targeting Governments Anymore

Nation-state hackers operate with government resources, long-term objectives, and sophisticated techniques that outpace most private-sector defenses. Explore how state-sponsored threat actors are organized, what they target, and what security teams can do to detect and respond to their campaigns.