Today’s threat landscape is nothing like that of just 10 years ago. Simple attacks that caused containable damage have given way to modern cybercrime operations that are sophisticated, well-funded, and capable of causing major loss and disruption to organizations and national infrastructure.

These advanced attacks are very difficult to detect, remain in networks for long periods of time, and amass network resources to launch attacks elsewhere. Traditional methods that rely exclusively on detection and blocking for protection are no longer adequate.

It’s time for a new security model that addresses the full attack continuum – before, during, and after an attack.