2.1.C.5In the lateral-movement phase of an attack, adversaries try to escalate their privileges by accessing computers and user accounts with elevated permissions to services and data.Learning objective: Describe the phases of a cyberattack.
2.1.C.6In the taking-action phase of an attack, adversaries act on their objectives by collecting targeted data, exfiltrating it, and disrupting services or destroying data.Learning objective: Describe the phases of a cyberattack.
3.3.B.2Dividing a network into smaller subnets isolates network traffic, which can prevent attacks on one subnet from impacting devices on other subnets.Learning objective: Explain why network segmentation can increase network security.
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2.6.A.2Firewalls and network segmentation can be used to create different zones of security in a network, such as separating guest traffic from internal systems, which helps prevent malware or adversaries from moving laterally…Learning objective: Explain how firewalls and network segmentation can be used to improve network security.
4.5.A.3Widespread data compromise, service outages, or loss of administrative control can occur when an adversary or malicious software moves laterally across a network. These impacts are more likely in segmented or large networks…Learning objective: Identify the impacts of common threats and vulnerabilities in a managed network.