A decade ago, IT networks could be protected by a simple combination of frequent patches, firewalls and anti-virus products. In contrast, today network security is a battleground, with businesses facing rapidly evolving strains of malware, as well as brand new challenges including ‘hacktivism’ and government surveillance.
We asked Gabi Reish, VP of Product Management at Check Point, to tell us about the evolution of threats facing online companies.
In this hostile environment, networks have become a lot more vulnerable, and traditional solutions such as anti-virus products are losing relevance.
In the video below, Reish suggests that in order to stay secure, we need new mechanisms to protect against things like botnets, and embrace sandboxing. “It’s about discovering the unknown, it’s about the threats that haven’t been found by the anti-virus companies, and providing protection to enterprises of any size,” he says.
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