How to counteract the threats that your firewall, AV and IPS won’t pick up

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Organisations typically spend $20 billion on information security defences that do not protect you against dynamic, stealthy and advanced threats. Signature-, reputation-, and basic behaviour-based technologies are increasingly being evaded by unknown threats and advanced malware. In this webinar, the results of the FireEye Advanced Threat Report 1H 2012, will be reported and analysed by industry experts.  You will learn:

• How the patterns of attack volumes vary substantially among different industries

• How and why the dangers posed by email-based attacks are growing ever more severe

• How cybercriminals are increasingly employing limited-use domains in their spear phishing emails

• How to protect your organization from the advanced threats that traditional AV and IPS will miss

 

Speakers

Photo of Eleanor Dallaway

Eleanor Dallaway

Former Editorial Director & Tech Journalist

Darien Kindlund

Senior Staff Scientist, FireEye

Spencer Lynch

Director, Digital Forensics, Stroz Friedberg

Vijay Rathour

Vice President, Stroz Friedberg, London

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