Advanced Persistent Threats 'absolutely exist' says Palo Alto Networks
'This kind of thing is happening all the time now' says systems engineering manager Sherlow
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are real and "absolutely exist", and should not be dismissed as sales hype, according to firewall firm Palo Alto Networks. Speaking at Computing's Enterprise Security...
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