
Data Breaches
Difference Between Data Breach and Data Exfiltration: The Operational Truth
A data breach is a security failure of containment, whereas data exfiltration is the specific act of moving that data outside your controlled perimeter.
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A data breach is a security failure of containment, whereas data exfiltration is the specific act of moving that data outside your controlled perimeter.

A replay attack reuses valid data transmissions to gain unauthorised access, bypassing authentication without breaking encryption or guessing secrets.

Encryption in transit secures the movement of information, yet it leaves the data vulnerable once it arrives at its destination and rests on storage media.

Small firms often miss lateral movement because they monitor perimeter traffic but ignore internal network chatter between standard office devices.