Databreaches Attackers Can Compromise Networks in Just 29 Minutes
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In 2025, cybercriminals were able to move laterally across networks in an average of 29 minutes after gaining initial access. This rapid progression is attributed to credential misuse, AI tools, and security blind spots, as reported by CrowdStrike. Organizations are increasingly vulnerable to swift attacks that can lead to extensive breaches.
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2025-01-01
CrowdStrike analysis of threat activity begins
2025-01-10
Initial breaches reported
2026-02-24
CrowdStrike findings published in articles
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