Attack Vector
The method or pathway used by a threat actor to gain unauthorised access to a target system. Common attack vectors include phishing emails, unpatched software vulnerabilities, and compromised credentials.
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What is Attack Vector?
The method or pathway used by a threat actor to gain unauthorised access to a target system. Common attack vectors include phishing emails, unpatched software vulnerabilities, and compromised credentials.
Why is Attack Vector important for compliance?
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