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Years ago, the United States Air Force coined the term "Advanced Persistent Threats" (APTs) to define nation state actors that had the time and expertise to "attack" American cyber-targets (overtly causing damage or more likely covertly stealing valuable information) using a variety of targeted, blended attacks. Today, the definition of APT has expanded to include sophisticated attackers targeting non-governmental entities that have valuable assets or information--from electric utilities to financial institutions, retail companies to pharmaceutical companies.

The most recent weapon in the APT arsenal is a particularly difficult one to detect and prevent using traditional security technologies: the memory attack known as "Reflective DLL Injection".

Please join former Air Force Information Warfare Officer, and current CoreTrace founder / CTO, Daniel Teal for a webinar designed to educate attendees about the threat and how to thwart it.

The webinar will be held on September 20th at 2:00 p.m. EST/11:00 a.m. PST.

In the webinar, Dan will:

• Outline the attack at a detailed level.

• Demonstrate how attackers use reflective DLL injection technology to bypass traditional security software.

• Demonstrate how CoreTrace Bouncer's memory protection stops the attack at multiple steps.

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