White Paper: Lastline
Today’s sophisticated malware is a major culprit in many of the rampant cybersecurity incidents. Unfortunately for organizations, advanced malware is getting harder to detect.
Malware assaults are so common that many IT managers admit that their enterprise networks are likely to experience a cyberattack at some point because their conventional security systems cannot effectively neutralize the latest malware.
Traditional malware detection technologies are unable to see what’s going on inside the operating system, or in the kernel that the operating system relies on.
In such scenario an advanced malware protection approach is required to enable deep content inspection of all objects and to detect even the most evasive malware.
Market overview on advanced malware: detection, protection, and remediation
Why conventional sandbox technologies don’t protect your network
Common evasion methods used by malware authors to avoid detection
Identifying particular domains that are known to send advanced malware
Choosing an advanced malware protection solution to prevent mass-distributed malware infections and detect legacy threats
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