ALL NETS HAVE HOLES

June 9, 2019

90% OF VERIFIED PHISHING EMAILS WERE FOUND IN ENVIRONMENTS USING SECURE EMAIL GATEWAYS (SEGS). This key finding1 in the CofenseTM Phishing Threat & Malware Review 2019 is based on research by the Cofense Phishing Defense CenterTM. From October 2018 to March 2019, our team verified over 31,000 malicious emails reported by customers’ users. This data is augmented below by findings from the Cofense Research and Cofense IntelligenceTM teams.

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DriveWare (Cyber)

Cyber DriveWare protects organizations against malware & cyber attacks which currently they are vulnerable to, and other solutions can't protect. DriveWare has reinvented the I/O Layer, making new data and traffic visible for the very first time. In the I/O layer, DriveWare monitors traffic between the operating system and the hardware, as if DriveWare was the hardware itself. This gives DriveWare the advantage over the attacker. In the I/O Layer DriveWare blocks or detects Rootkits, Stealthy Malware, Ransomware, Firmware Virus, Destructive Malware, Espionage, and 0-day exploits.

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