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Malware Detection with Network Monitoring

"Network IDS/IPS has long been a mainstay for detecting malicious activity and continues to be a very important piece of the security puzzle. Unfortunately for security professionals, that puzzle continues to evolve and is becoming increasingly large and complex.

The Solutionary white paper, Malware Detection with Network Monitoring, discusses the approaches taken, and relative success, of several intrusion detection methods, including intrusion detection systems (IDS)/intrusion prevention systems (IPS), endpoint solutions (anti-virus/anti-malware), network devices and advanced monitoring solutions."

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ZingBox Inc.

ZingBox detects and protects the connected equipment. It provides unparalleled visibility into the Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure to reveal existing vulnerabilities and hidden threats. ZingBox is a real-time IoT security solution that protects enterprises from cyber and insider threats. Deployed in a non-intrusive way, ZingBox discovers, identifies and classifies assets into IoT categories. It then learns and generates a baseline of normal device behavior and identifies its risk profile. ZingBox detects anomalous behavior to provide real-time policy enforcement.

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Malware Detection with Network Monitoring