How DLP Systems Prevent Hacker Intrusions and Data Breaches
Many hacker intrusions start by exploiting legitimate user access — through stolen accounts, remote desktop sessions, or unnoticed data transfers. Traditional security tools often miss these actions because they look like normal employee behavior.
This handbook explains how Data Loss Prevention (DLP) systems help identify and stop such attacks.
What you’ll discover:
- The most common hacker intrusion scenarios involving internal user account compromise
- How attackers steal data via third-party cloud services and external platforms
- Why remote desktop sessions are a high-risk channel for manual data exfiltration
- How scripts and malware exploit remote access to automate data theft
- How DLP systems detect abnormal behavior, prevent data leaks, and support incident response
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