Global organizations are getting better at finding threat actors in their networks, but the EMEA region still trails the rest of the world in doing so, according to Mandiant.

The threat intelligence vendor’s latest annual M-Trends report revealed that the global median dwell time decreased from 24 to 21 days between 2020 and 2021. It refers to the median number of days an attacker is present in a victim’s environment before being detected.

While the figure remained the same over the period for the Americas (17 days), it dropped significantly in APAC – from 76 to 21 days – and in EMEA – from 66 to 48 days.

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