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Keystrike detects APT living-off-the-land. Historically, APT compromised passwords and/or devices, but today, APT compromise sessions. Attacking sessions bypasses identity controls, like MFA and PAM, and evades anomaly detection by EDR and IPS. To detect APT, Keystrike validates how individual commands are created. Keystrike’s approach differentiates malicious from legitimate commands, in active and authenticated sessions, even when APT have hijacked privileged accounts. Visit keystrike.com
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