The 2026 Unit 42 Global Incident Response Report confirms that 87% of modern attacks span multiple surfaces as attackers blend activity across endpoints, cloud, SaaS and identity. By the time defenders realize what’s happening, the adversary has already established persistence and begun exfiltrating data. In this Unit 42® Cybercrime Casefiles session, our Incident Response experts, trusted with thousands of global investigations each year, break down, step by step, how modern attacks actually unfold, from initial breach to impact. You’ll learn how to: Track the intruder: See how attackers gain access, move laterally and escalate across on-prem, cloud and SaaS environments. Decode adversary tradecraft: Understand the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) that threat actors use to evade controls, stay hidden and establish persistence. Expose blind spots: Understand where security controls and processes can fail and how attackers exploit those gaps. Witness breaches unfold through the attacker's eyes and see how Unit 42, with the power of Palo Alto Networks, partners with clients to restore critical operations and prevent future attacks.

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