You have probably been in a situation where you enter your room and notice that your
things are messed up, as if someone has been inside. This includes having your
possessions stolen or being a victim of vandalism. It's bearable in this scenario
because it's commonly done by a younger cousin or sibling.
You have probably been in a situation where you enter your room and notice that your
things are messed up, as if someone has been inside. This includes having your
possessions stolen or being a victim of vandalism. It's bearable in this scenario
because it's commonly done by a younger cousin or sibling.
But what if it was something more sinister, like hackers virtually tiptoeing into
your company's networks, attacking your sensitive files and then deleting event
logs? You may not even know how bad the damage is until it's too late. Cybercrime
has transformed into a thriving and lucrative industry, with hackers always seeking
new ways to access businesses and steal critical data. Cyberpunks target business
files for many reasons. Often, they want to steal sensitive information such as
customer data, financial information, and intellectual property. They may also aim
to damage or disrupt the operation of the business. Whatever the reason, businesses
need to be aware of their susceptibilities and take appropriate steps to maintain
the integrity of their files at all times.
File integrity monitoring (FIM) and malware analysis is a cybersecurity process
carried out to monitor and analyse the integrity of the critical assets of a
business. This involves thoroughly inspecting all file systems, databases, operating
systems and network devices to determine if there has been any tampering or
corruption by hackers.
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