Gone in a day: Ethical hackers say it would take mere hours to empty your network
Speaking of return on investment, the survey found that the oldies but goodies continue to provide the biggest bang for the buck. In response to the question"Which attack vector is most likely to have the greatest return on investment?" social engineering and phishing were the top two answers. Can't beat the classics.
This should also influence companies' security spending, he added."If I had to pick and choose between giving everyone in the company YubiKeys versus buying some fancy new thing with amazing taglines, I'd go the route of YubiKey," Bromiley declared."I'd go the route of forced multifactor token auth or something like that that covers more of the basics.
"The time periods are where a lot of readers can get the most value," Bromiley said."What is the difference between an adversary that takes one hour to break into an organization versus an adversary needing six hours to break in? That's five hours of patch time. That's five hours of preparedness. That's five hours of hardening your environment. Then that appreciation of time periods can travel down through the rest of the intrusion.
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