advanced persistent threats (apt)
Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) refer to sophisticated and prolonged cyberattacks carried out by skilled adversaries against a specific target, typically a company, government agency, or organization. These attacks involve stealthy intrusion techniques, persistent presence within the target's network, and meticulous planning to maintain unauthorized access and steal valuable information over an extended period. APTs aim to remain undetected while extracting sensitive data or causing damage to the targeted entity.
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