Web & Applications Security

The web is one of the most common attack delivery mechanisms used by hackers to infect devices and break into your network. Beat the web attack vector and enable your users to safely use the web by deploying robust solutions that can tackle the rapidly changing threat landscape and confidently adopt advanced technologies to meet your business needs.

Encryption protects data from being viewed in transit over the internet – but it also creates a significant blind spot for advanced malware that may possess your security defense layers if its unable to inspect encrypted traffic.

While financial institutions are racing to provide customers with the most intuitive and satisfying online banking experience, professional cybercriminals are racing to develop ever more sophisticated malware to take full advantage of each new opportunity for online fraud.

Powerful new attack techniques you may well already have experienced in action like; web page infiltration, Fake pop-ups (phishing), and transaction tampering. All these techniques start by uploading malware, usually in the form of Trojans, to your online banking system. And this malware is typically introduced through your system’s most vulnerable point – your customers. The attackers begin by infecting your customer’s own device, then use the customer’s online connection to you as their point of entry.

The increasing sophistication, frequency, and diversity of today’s network attacks are overwhelming conventional security devices at the edge of data centers, which is mandating a modern threat mitigation platform to provide a complete protection from the bottom to the top of the network stack. Using advanced techniques that provide bidirectional protection against malicious sources, DoS attacks and sophisticated threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, buffer overflows, file inclusion, cookie poisoning, and numerous other web applications attacks.

Vendors and enterprises alike are faced with a new e-mail threat landscape, where spam is increasingly laced with malware and where targeted attacks have become more common and given the fact that an e-mail system is a business critical service, the need for strong email security technologies becomes critical for organizations in order to secure and protect their own e-mail environments, whether deployed in cloud or on premises.