Matt Walmsley

How these routers have been hacked: “Domestic connections and users typically offer a low defence and as a result, criminals will target them at home. Dropping an APT onto users at home will give them a beeline into an organisation – having them innocently walk the compromised PC into the work environment, bypassing any perimeter defences. Mobility and BYOD all bring risks which require the rapid detection and response to the subtle indictors of compromise inside the corporate network. Most organisations have perimeter defences, and some kind of AV end-point on their corporately controlled PCs. However, many organisations remain blind…