For years, security experts have been struggling to create proactive security products and proactive cyber defense strategies. If we had them, would we have been better prepared for all the major attack campaigns the industry has experienced of late – from the Target breach in 2013 to the Sony hack in 2014 to the recent IoT DDoS hacks and the DNC-related attacks?
What these “successful” attacks tell us is that we are more reactive than proactive.
