
Threat Intelligence
Lateral Movement Response: Containment, Recovery and Prevention Steps
Network segmentation often fails because internal trust is implicit, allowing attackers to pivot freely once they breach the perimeter defences.
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Network segmentation often fails because internal trust is implicit, allowing attackers to pivot freely once they breach the perimeter defences.

Defences fail because they assume linear progression, whereas modern adversaries move laterally through trusted internal paths before exfiltrating data.

Centralised logging creates a single point of failure that attackers target to erase their tracks before detection occurs.