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Google Uses Reputation To Detect Malicious Downloads

2013-04-08/0 Comments/in Malware/by fdesir

An posting from DarkRead about Google Uses Reputation To Detect Malicious Downloads: Google researchers have combined a number of reputation techniques to create a system that is 99 percent successful in detecting and blocking malicious executables downloaded by users of its Chrome browser. The system, known as Content-Agnostic Malware Protection or CAMP, triages up to […]

What the Cloud means to Enterprise Security

2013-04-04/0 Comments/in Cloud Security/by SecurityOrb_Staff

The enterprise security industry is being completely transformed by the emerging world of the mobile, social, BYOD enterprise

Google Uses Reputation To Detect Malicious Downloads

2013-04-08/0 Comments/in Malware/by fdesir

What the Cloud means to Enterprise Security

2013-04-04/0 Comments/in Cloud Security/by SecurityOrb_Staff

The enterprise security industry is being completely transformed by the emerging world of the mobile, social, BYOD enterprise

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Google Uses Reputation To Detect Malicious Downloads

2013-04-08/0 Comments/in Malware/by fdesir

The system, known as Content-Agnostic Malware Protection or CAMP, triages up to 70 percent of executable files on a user’s system, sending attributes of the remaining files that are not known to be benign or malicious to an online service for analysis, according to a paper (pdf) presented at the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) in February. While the system uses a blacklist and whitelist on the user’s computer to initially detect known good or bad files, the CAMP service utilizes a number of other characteristics, including the download URL, the Internet address of the server providing the download, the referrer URL, and any certificates attached to the download.

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What the Cloud means to Enterprise Security

2013-04-04/0 Comments/in Cloud Security/by SecurityOrb_Staff

The enterprise security industry is being completely transformed by the emerging world of the mobile, social, BYOD enterprise. As the traditional corporate security perimeter evaporates, the challenges of authenticating and securing mobile, globally dispersed employees from advanced web threats expands exponentially. In response, today’s leading edge CISO’s and senior IT executives are turning to security-as-a-service to solve what may be the toughest challenge they’ve faced in years.

Join guest speaker Lawrence Orans, Research Director at Gartner, for a complimentary webcast to learn what the cloud means to your enterprise security, and the key capabilities to look for as you move to incorporate cloud technology into your enterprise security strategy.

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You’ll learn:

Why the proliferation of mobile devices is making your traditional security appliance infrastructure irrelevant
The key requirements of a global “security-as-a-service” solution and how it’s complementing existing security infrastructures
How “security-as-a-service” is enabling the world’s largest companies to reduce backhaul traffic costs by more than 60%
How “Big Analytics” is providing actionable insights into security threats, user productivity, and compliance violations
How the world’s largest Security Cloud is securing today’s most demanding global brands

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from industry thought leaders how a move to the cloud can drive your business forward and create a scalable infrastructure that securely enables innovation.

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