Absolutely, correct. In college, I worked for a security team contracted to GE. There's an absurd number of APT trying to get details about GE's engines and pro

Absolutely, correct. In college, I worked for a security team contracted to GE. There's an absurd number of APT trying to get details about GE's engines and production. Executives, engineers, even pilots would have to send their laptops to that team for inspection. Finding newly created APT viruses is a weekly event. You end up seeing trends -- like a specific file, or registry keys, or running 'strings' on a binary, etc. -- that it becomes obvious that you can tie multiple incidents to the same author/group. A word of advice: Don't go to porn sites, install Limewire (dated; today's equivalent), torrent, TOR, etc. on your work computer. Conversely, keep your work off of your personal computer.