Stopping APT-Grade Attacks Before Financial Impact

Supply chain intrusions do not break in loudly. They blend into trusted systems, move slowly across environments, and abuse legitimate access to avoid detection. In this Session 2 of the 2026 Cyber Battlefield series, security leaders and practitioners get a clear look at how modern attackers actually operate and how unified security changes the outcome.

In this session, Seceon examines real-world attack behavior from advanced threat groups, including FIN7, the Lazarus Group, and modern ransomware operators. The discussion shows how attackers exploit identity, administrative tools, RMM platforms, and living-off-the-land techniques to bypass traditional security controls.

What you will learn

How supply chain attacks evolve from initial access to data exfiltration and extortion
Real APT techniques mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework
Why is slow and low reconnaissance difficult to detect with siloed tools
How breach and attack simulation reveals hidden coverage gaps
How unified XDR, ITDR, UEBA, and network telemetry expose lateral movement
Why is flow data critical for detecting encrypted command and control activity
How automated response and playbooks reduce dwell time and impact

This session is designed for SOC teams, MSSPs, security architects, and CISOs who are dealing with fragmented security stacks, ransomware risk, and growing compliance demands.