06.03.2009, 13:39
Co myslicie o tym programie?
Jest to lepszy HIPS od ThreatFire, ktory u mnie nic nie wykrywal? I czy warto w ogole go instalowac?
Info ze strony producenta:
Secure AppGuard complements existing security software by:
Dramatically increasing the endpoint security effectiveness to address as many as 90% of known and unknown vulnerabilities;
Reducing the IT workload through simplified product installation and configuration, and eliminating constant parameter fine-tuning required by many HIPS products;
Enhancing the end-user experience by running non-intrusively and minimizing the impact on system performance.
Highly Effective
Blocks Zero-day Malware Attacks— Prevents flaws in popular software applications from being used to infest enterprise computers.
Nullifies ActiveX Vulnerabilities—Allows ActiveX controls spawned by popular applications to run as intended while preventing them from installing malware.
Blocks USB Malware Attacks— Permits end-users to safely read and write to thumb drives and other USB devices plugged into their PC.It blocks malware hidden on USB media or mistakenly triggered by end-users.
Snuffs-Out Malware ‘Downloaders’— Malware ‘downloaders’ that malicious web servers push into PCs through web browser flaws cannot execute, nor can other malicious executables.
Reduces IT Workload
Plug and Play—Protects immediately and without any configuration.Administrators can install it with their existing software distribution system.
Generates No False Positives—Blocks malware without using heuristics or behavioral analyses, which are error prone and require constant analysis and fine-tuning.
Reduces Security Patch Urgency— Administrators can implement security patches without haste because un-patched applications are prevented from harming themselves or other PC resources if they are attacked.
Protects Without Signatures— Easier to support than AntiVirus and anti-spyware software, which require administrators to ensure that signatures are updated and periodic full scans are performed.
Non-Intrusive
Non-intrusive Protection—End-users are freed from making security decisions as required by many zero-day malware defenses.Guarded applications run normally.
Runs Efficiently—Utilizes extremely little CPU or memory resources in enterprise computers.
Supplements Other Security Software—Signature-based anti-malware, personal firewall, disk encryption, and many other client security tools can continue to operate normally.
How Secure AppGuard Stops Zero-day Malware
Secure AppGuard prevents the attacked application from harming itself, other applications, or critical operating system resources.It does so by using kernel and application level mechanisms to regulate file system and registry resource access.By focusing on blocking actions that should never occur, Secure AppGuard avoids the administrative and end-user complexities that HIPS products impose due to their guessing or asking what is good or bad.
Jest to lepszy HIPS od ThreatFire, ktory u mnie nic nie wykrywal? I czy warto w ogole go instalowac?
Info ze strony producenta:
Secure AppGuard complements existing security software by:
Dramatically increasing the endpoint security effectiveness to address as many as 90% of known and unknown vulnerabilities;
Reducing the IT workload through simplified product installation and configuration, and eliminating constant parameter fine-tuning required by many HIPS products;
Enhancing the end-user experience by running non-intrusively and minimizing the impact on system performance.
Highly Effective
Blocks Zero-day Malware Attacks— Prevents flaws in popular software applications from being used to infest enterprise computers.
Nullifies ActiveX Vulnerabilities—Allows ActiveX controls spawned by popular applications to run as intended while preventing them from installing malware.
Blocks USB Malware Attacks— Permits end-users to safely read and write to thumb drives and other USB devices plugged into their PC.It blocks malware hidden on USB media or mistakenly triggered by end-users.
Snuffs-Out Malware ‘Downloaders’— Malware ‘downloaders’ that malicious web servers push into PCs through web browser flaws cannot execute, nor can other malicious executables.
Reduces IT Workload
Plug and Play—Protects immediately and without any configuration.Administrators can install it with their existing software distribution system.
Generates No False Positives—Blocks malware without using heuristics or behavioral analyses, which are error prone and require constant analysis and fine-tuning.
Reduces Security Patch Urgency— Administrators can implement security patches without haste because un-patched applications are prevented from harming themselves or other PC resources if they are attacked.
Protects Without Signatures— Easier to support than AntiVirus and anti-spyware software, which require administrators to ensure that signatures are updated and periodic full scans are performed.
Non-Intrusive
Non-intrusive Protection—End-users are freed from making security decisions as required by many zero-day malware defenses.Guarded applications run normally.
Runs Efficiently—Utilizes extremely little CPU or memory resources in enterprise computers.
Supplements Other Security Software—Signature-based anti-malware, personal firewall, disk encryption, and many other client security tools can continue to operate normally.
How Secure AppGuard Stops Zero-day Malware
Secure AppGuard prevents the attacked application from harming itself, other applications, or critical operating system resources.It does so by using kernel and application level mechanisms to regulate file system and registry resource access.By focusing on blocking actions that should never occur, Secure AppGuard avoids the administrative and end-user complexities that HIPS products impose due to their guessing or asking what is good or bad.
