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It's not a matter of if but when an organization will be hit with an "advanced persistent threat" cyber attack, experts say.
Such threats, which target high-level competitive intelligence such as product plans and merger and acquisition information, can be invisible to antivirus software and may remain undetected for years.
In a Business Insurance webcast titled "Dormant Dangers: Protecting Key Corporate Assets from Cyber Attacks," Mark Greisiger, president of...