Reigning in Malware
2007: The year of the secure gateway
Malware is good business. For malware developers. The year 2006 saw rapid evolution of malware technologies. Malware entrepreneurs figured out how to refine and speed attacks for maximum profitability, toxicity, and stealth. Their business models now precisely target theft of specific corporate and personal data and the distribution and installation of adware.
To combat malware’s escalation to big business, enterprises must update and expand gateway defenses to include multiple coordinated network and host-based protections, including anti-spyware, content filtering, anti-spam, and anti-virus. This mandate is based on two primary risk factors: more sophisticated, ubiquitous cyber-threats that jeopardize systems and confidential data, and an unsustainable, expensive toll on infrastructure and human assets.
Learn more about implementing successful gateway security that can protect against these new threats.
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