Know your enemy: closing down zero-day attacks with behavioral analysis

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Shutting the door on zero-day attacks Hackers have a range of weapons in their arsenal. Criminals commonly use custom backdoors to launch zero-day attacks on secure networks. Backdoors can be difficult to identify and let criminals slip unseen into internal networks. And they can be engineered with a minimum of engineering knowledge. Fortunately, security professionals have a few weapons of their own available. Behavioral analysis and file reputation control are two tools available to help keep networks safe and find backdoors. On September 22 at 3pm BST/4pm CEST, join the 'Shutting the door on zero-day attacks' webinar to hear from Fabrizio Monaco, Intel Security senior consultant EMEA professional services, who will demonstrate how quickly hackers can penetrate your defenses and how to shut backdoors permanently. Key takeaways: Experience a backdoor attack for real so you can recognize the warning signs Understand how using a sandbox capable of behavioral analysis and internal reputation control can prevent threats Space is limited. Reserve your place today. Register Now

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