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Network Security Policy

Tech Republic Security

Every company’s network is made up of devices that transmit and store information. To protect company data and reputation, it is essential to ensure that the network is secured from unauthorized access, data loss, malware infestations and security breaches.

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Cato Networks launches AI-powered tracker for malware command and control

Network World

Cato Networks’ new deep learning algorithms are designed to identify malware command and control domains and block them more quickly than traditional systems based on domain reputation, thanks to extensive training on the company’s own data sets. To read this article in full, please click here

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DNS data shows one in 10 organizations have malware traffic on their networks

Network World

Akamai report highlights how widespread malware threats remain, noting the dangers of threats specific to DNS infrastructure.

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Dell Data Protection Protected Workspace & Malware Prevention

CTOvision

The video below explores DDP Protected Workspace and uniquely addresses healthcare regulations related to malware prevention. The three key points covered in the video are: Attackers, even the low skilled ones, can pass any traditional AV scanners at will – trivial for those infiltrating networks. There is a new battleground.

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Thousands of AT&T Subscribers Infected With Data-Pilfering Malware, Researchers Say

Gizmodo

Unpatched, years-old vulnerabilities in networking devices have allowed a noxious malware to infect thousands of AT&T customers in the U.S., The malware basically functions as a backdoor, one that could allow an attacker to penetrate networks, steal data, and… Read more.

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The Death And Life Of The Stand-Alone Solution

Forrester IT

While automated malware analysis and network intrusion detection systems remained in our Divest category, three more technologies joined them this year: data loss prevention, managed security service providers, and security user behavior analytics. Why is this? Because these stand-alone technologies simply don’t cut it anymore.

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Majority of malware occurs via HTTPS-encrypted connections

TechSpot

The network security company said that in Q2 2021, 91.5% of malware arrived over an encrypted connection. It added that any company not examining encrypted HTTPS traffic at the perimeter will miss out on 9/10 of all malware. The data is derived from the firm’s own active WatchGuard Fireboxes.

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