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Analysts work at computer stations in a dimly lit security operations center, surrounded by screens displaying network…

Controls Fail to Halt Quiet Attacks

A shocking revelation from the Blue Report 2026: tweaking how Mimikatz dumps credentials can drop prevention rates from 94% to just 3%, exposing a gaping hole in our security defenses. Traditional controls can lull us into a false sense of security, as attackers increasingly take quieter, sneakier routes to their targets.

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Technicians walk through rows of server racks and networking equipment in a dimly lit data center with a large window in…

Enterprise Defenses Exposed to Quiet Attacks Within Network Perimeters

While defenses at the network perimeter are getting stronger, with a 69% prevention rate, the harsh reality is that attackers who breach this outer layer can still wreak havoc inside, with a surprisingly low 37% prevention rate. The latest Blue Report 2026 reveals a concerning gap in enterprise security, highlighting the need for stronger internal defenses.

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