Mocana NanoDefender™

For the past few years, corporate IT and security staffs have been monitoring the rising tide of malware that threatens to invade and take over business systems - stealing, corrupting and destroying sensitive and critical data. Significant portions of IT budgets today are dedicated to security and companies have aggressively deployed firewalls, anti-virus and anti-spam software, VPNs, and ID and access management systems to protect themselves. The most recent addition to the arsenal of enterprise data protection is Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS).

While there are several tools and methods for operating systems like Windows and network based IDS/IPS solutions using anti-viral signatures or a pattern matching approach, both of these approaches leave devices open to attack - zero day, polymorphism, metamorphosing, encrypted, alternating rate attacks and more.

An intrusion detection system (IDS) is typically used to detect malicious behavior that can compromise the security and trust of a computer system. However, anti-virus software is not the answer - it is only part of a complete, security solution and it has its own limitations.

Mobile, wireless, and edge device manufacturers, handheld computing devices, gateways, routers, modems, and printers are at the front line of attack as they reside outside of the corporate network yet continuously gain remote entry into it. These devices, that run network dependent applications like email, web browsers and instant messaging, can be prime targets for malware intent on finding an entry point into a corporate network. Mocana NFP can protect these devices.

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