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| Each year, the threat from malware has grown larger. ICSA Labs calculates that the total cost of recovery for each medium-large organization hit by a virus disaster is over US$900,000. Moreover, spyware has emerged as a growing menace. Today's malware programs include viruses, worms, spyware, and other malicious software. They are used in mass attacks to disable or steal computing resources and in stealthy, targeted attacks to steal information. And they do so not only through email traffic but also increasingly through real-time web traffic. Indeed, malware programs have been attacking through the web since the 2001 Nimda worm, and today's spyware programs mainly infiltrate through web traffic.
Malware programs are becoming more creative and sophisticated, making use of multiple components to attack in a blended way. It is now not unusual for worms to include Trojan horse and backdoor spy programs and to attack through both email and the web. Today's threats blend multiple malware and multiple attack vectors to achieve their increasingly criminal goals.
Content Security Gateway Series |
Developed by gateway anti-virus pioneers, CP Secure's award-winning Content Security Gateway™ (CSG) appliances use patent-pending stream-based scanning technology to protect enterprise-class organizations against spyware, viruses, worms, and other malware at the internet gateway, before the malicious programs enter the network. CSG appliances scan in real-time web (HTTP and HTTPS), email (SMTP, POP3, and IMAP), and FTP traffic to protect organizations from blended attacks that include multiple types of malware and multiple attack vectors.
Stream-based Scanning |
CP Secure's patent-pending stream-based scanning architecture enables, for the first time, the scanning of high-volume web and email traffic without bringing enterprise internet activities to a standstill. Stream-based scanning is especially suited for stopping web-based malware such as spyware and worms. In the same way that previous innovations enabled anti-virus scanning to be extended from individual computers to email traffic, today CP Secure's stream-based scanning architecture enables anti-malware scanning to be extended from email traffic to all existing and future real-time internet traffic.
WormSecure |
The WormSecure™ intranet anti-worm appliances prevent network outbreaks of zero-day and known worms launched from infected mobile devices and other internal sources. The WormSecures use behavior- and signature-based worm detection technologies and high-performance packet scanning of TCP, UDP, and ICMP traffic to stop worms faster than they can spread, without generating false alarms. They also selectively quarantine only malicious traffic to contain worm infections without impacting organizational continuity.
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