In today's threat landscape, waiting for attacks is a losing strategy. Gartner's latest report emphasizes the shift to preemptive cybersecurity. Learn how Dispersive Stealth Networking, leveraging AMTD, is making Zero Trust a reality, stopping threats before they impact your network. Dive into the key takeaways and discover how to build a stronger security posture.
Traditional security measures are no longer sufficient, much of the market has been focused on detection and response, but a new trend is emerging, one that focuses back on prevention and preemptive defense. Attackers are becoming more sophisticated, exploiting static nature of network configurations and vulnerabilities with alarming efficiency. It's time to move beyond reactive security and embrace proactive, adaptive defenses.
That's where Automated Moving Target Defense (AMTD) from Dispersive comes into play, offering a revolutionary approach to strengthening your network security posture.
Traditional security relies heavily on static configurations, such as fixed IP addresses, ports, and network topologies. This predictability makes it easier for attackers to map your network, identify vulnerabilities, and launch targeted attacks. Think of it like a house with the same lock and key for years; eventually, someone will find a way in.
Dispersive's AMTD technology shatters this static paradigm by dynamically changing your network's attack surface, moving channels around and automatically, autonomously re-keying it’s cryptographic keys. Imagine a house where the doors, windows, and even the walls rearrange themselves constantly. This makes it incredibly difficult for attackers to gain a foothold, even if they manage to breach perimeter defenses. This is the outcome of AMTD.
AMTD leverages several key principles to achieve this dynamic security:
Implementing AMTD doesn't have to be a daunting task. Here's a practical approach:
1) Assess Your Current Network Security Posture: Identify your critical assets and potential vulnerabilities related to improper segmentation, isolation or access control.
2) Define Your Security Objectives for AMTD Enabled Zero Trust Outcomes: Determine the level of security you need to achieve to apply AMTD at least in specific stages or strategic high profile or sensitive assets where adoption enhances your prevention.
3) Choose the Right AMTD Solution: Select a solution that meets your specific needs and integrates with your existing infrastructure.
4) Implement and Test: Deploy the AMTD solution and thoroughly test its effectiveness against the class of threats it was preemptively designed for, or at minimum model potential outcomes.
5) Continuously Monitor and Adapt: Regularly monitor your network security posture and adapt your AMTD configuration and technology implementation as needed.
In today's dynamic threat landscape, static security is a liability. By embracing AMTD from Dispersive, you can strengthen your network security posture, reduce your attack surface, and enhance your overall infrastructure resilience. It's time to move beyond reactive security and embrace a proactive, adaptive approach that keeps you one step ahead of the attackers.
Want to learn more about how preemptive defense can help harden your organization's defenses? Please reach out to schedule a private consultation to learn more.
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