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NTT's breadth and scope allowed it to analyse three billion IT Security attacks in 2013, the results was combined to produce the Global Threat Intelligence Report. This infographic is an extract from the Global Threat Intelligence Report.
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Three billion IT security attacks
WHY CARE?
EVOLVING
Security threats are moving fast
BIG AND ORGANISED
The threat is huge, crossing geography and national
boundaries
EVERYONE IS DIGITAL
Risk is not just an IT problem, it’s a problem for any organisation that uses IT
NTT’s breadth and scope allowed it to analyse three billion IT security attacks in 2013
Cyber Security
in Global Business
Threat risk
identified as #3
More than
Threats
new
malware
51,000 Mobile
of critical
having been affected by cyber attacks.
infrastructure providers report
80%
95%of losses could be reduced by focused investment
We are all targetsAttacks by Industry
20
15
10
5
0
Education
Energy & Utilities
Finance
Gaming/Entertainment
GovernmentHealthcare
Hospitality
Manufacturing
Non-Profit
RetailTechnology
Transportation
Business Services
Construction/Real Estate
12%
1% 1% 1%0%
5% 6%
19%
6%
13%14%
3%
10% 10%
Kinds of AttacksThe increasing targets of attacks are applications… and the individuals using them.
Attacks by Category
34%
15%10%
8%
8%
6%
5%
5%
9%Client Botnet Activity
Suspicious
Network Manipulation
Service Specific Attack
Web Application Attack
Application Specific Attack
DoS/DDoS
Reconnaissance
Others
Findings
Basic security measures are required, not
optional. #1 Counter Measure to the changing THREATS
77% of the organisations involved had no incident response team, policies or procedures in place
71% of new malware goes undetected when analysed in a sandbox
Performing
Regular Vulnerability scans significantly reduces your Risk
Over 50% of vulnerabilities were already known some dating back to2004
Risk is shaped dynamically. Security threats are increasingly complex. We must modernise our thinking. The new perimeter is ME.
Missing Basic Controls
43% of incident response engagements were the result of
malware.
No Response Plan increases costs
Most of the costs associated with responding to incidents are due to
inadequate planning, missing basic controls and lack of formal training.
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Modern attacks must be defended in-depth with network malware detection and purpose-built
solutions.
Defence in Depth
What can you do?
Address the eroding perimeter
Use effective patch
management
1 3
2 4Define and test incident response
Take advantage of new
technologies and techniques
Who is NTT?
Network coverage in 160 countries
Direct presence in 72 countries
243 data centres
Over 220 thousand employees
Sources :
Global Threat Intelligence Report - NTT Group
k index
NQ Mobile’s 2013 Midyear Mobile Security Report
2012 McKinsey & Co. “Cyber-safe: Key elements to prevent and respond to security threats”
www.nttict.com