With an exponential rise in the corona virus cases, as of today nearly 800000 people have been infected and there has been an alarming rise in spear-phishing emails and phishing websites. Cyber criminals misuse these kinds of tragic events to extract information from unsuspecting victims. The panic in people makes them an easy target for cyber criminals. Email is the largest threat vector organizations must control to prevent further nefarious activity from occurring. For example, ransomware encrypting ventilators or medical devices during this time of crisis.

Some of the most annoying threats in information security are malicious programs. Every day, we hear news about data breaches and cyber attacks with malware. Attackers are enhancing their development skills and building new malware that can bypass company safeguards and AV-products. According to safetydetectives.com, the total cost of malware attacks with reach $6 trillion by 2021.

Lasempresas modernas se enfrentan a constantes ciber amenazas. Loshackers de sombrero negrono dan señales de que se detengan. Nuevas técnicas de pirateríaaparecen regularmente. La detecciónde amenazas persistentes avanzadas (APT) es una misión desafiante, ya que los objetivosde estos ataques son permanecer sin ser detectados durante muchotiempo y robar datos,en lugar de dañar los sistemas.

Modern companies are facing constant cyber-threats. Black hat hackers give no sign they would stop. New hacking techniques regularly appear. Detecting advanced persistent threats (APTs) is a challenging mission, as the goals of these attacks are to remain undetected for along time and to steal data, rather than only harm the systems.