Unlike Anti-Virus Software, Sandboxes, and Next-Gen Firewalls that are designed to catch only malicious binaries and web exploits, the SlashNext Internet Access Protection System™ (IAPS) provides Zero-Day protection against all internet access threats including Social Engineering & Phishing, Malware, Exploits and Callback Attacks.
Block credential stealing, scare-ware and internet scams
Protect against Callback attacks like Malware, C&Cs, Callback Attacks and covert hacking channels
Trap metamorphic malware executables the instant they attempt to enter your network
Block attacks targeting document, browser and web plug-in vulnerabilities
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'SlashNext has sparked the interest of more customers than just about any other product we’ve seen in the last 3-5 years. They catch the threats that other solutions miss or never see'.
'SlashNext is the first advanced threat security product that we have bought to actually find issues that our NextGen Firewall , Callback Attacks Prevention tools, and Anti-Virus all missed'.
'All of our systems produce a lot of reports, but finding important information is like finding a needle in a haystack. The nice thing about SlashNext is that it only shows me the needles'.
'SlashNext fills the space between the perimeter and the end point. It gives us a quick, clear understanding of what made it past our standard defenses without all the noise typically associated with malware detection and forensics'.
Protects against all Internet access attacks including social engineering & phishing, exploits, malware, and callback attacks, regardless of OS or end-point device that connects to the Internet.
Seamlessly integrates with existing IT infrastructure to block malicious activity in real-time, preventing data exfiltration and protecting un-infected machines from accessing malicious sites and becoming infected.
No more probabilities, color coding, thresholds, whitelisting or blacklisting – just a single definitive verdict, “Malicious” or “Not Malicious”.
SlashNext IAPS comes with easy to use threat intelligence and incident response tools enabling even IT & Help Desk teams with no security background to perform a post incident analysis on the fly whenever needed.
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To say hackers are becoming confident is an understatement. Recently SlashNext’s Threat Intelligence Lab uncovered a series of Phishing web sites that were set up to promote a variety of Global Events and luring victims to these web sites in that process. Some of notable events currently being targeted by these scammers are as follows: …
SlashNext Labs
20
February
Technical support scams use scare tactics to trick gullible victims into believing that their computer has either crashed or that a virus has been detected on their computer. These scams try to lure victims into calling a fake technical support hotline which, if successful, can lead to telephone fraud. The goal is usually gaining remote access …
SlashNext Labs
12
February
Kovter is seven years old trojan horse that started as ransomware tool, and then evolved into a full-fledged click fraud Trojan. During this evolution Kovter has changed its attack techniques, but its payload delivery methodology remained unchanged. Initially it was spread as ransomware via exploit kits to hide its activities. In 2014 Kovter became very …
SlashNext Labs
07
February
In my previous blog post, I told you a little bit about my perspective on the current state of IT security based on almost 20 years’ experience as a CISO. Now, let’s look at the most frequently recommended approaches to addressing ongoing problems. For many years, security vendors have told us that there are two …
Jack Miller
06
February
A new ransomware attack called “GandCrab” emerged last week, which has surprisingly distinct features such as only accepting ransom payment from the anonymous crypto currency ‘DASH’ and employing a “dot bit” (.bit) top level domain served by Namecoin’s distributed blockchain-based DNS infrastructure. Like other ransomwares we have observed, the GandCrab’s campaign is leveraging the Seamless …
SlashNext Labs
02
February
