State-Sponsored Attacks

State-sponsored attacks are cyberattacks conducted or funded by foreign governments to steal intellectual property, disrupt operations, or gather intelligence on target organizations. These campaigns often target enterprises in critical infrastructure, defense, technology, and other sectors deemed strategically important, and they typically employ sophisticated techniques that well-resourced attackers can sustain over months or years. For governance and compliance purposes, organizations need to assess their exposure to these threats, implement resilience measures beyond standard security controls, and potentially report incidents to relevant government agencies.

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