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The Internet, social networking and Web 2.0 are fertile ground for malicious software development and deployment

Despite heroic attempts to fight the war against computer security threats, the bad guys are winning, especially as hackers learn ways to exploit the wait time between when threats are detected, and when they are fixed (called zero-day attacks). As Yankee Group puts it, the old “signature-based malware systems are crumbling under the force of the sheer numbers marshaled by the enemy.¹”  Worse, “detection rates for the new malware variants are less than 70%, and anti-virus labs are between 30 and 60 days behind for run of the mill malware.” This is why 99% of consumer computers today have anti virus installed and yet 60% still get infected annually. And in the last year alone, nearly 10 million Americans became victims of identity theft, a crime that cost them approximately $5 billion total. It is the fastest growing crime in the United States, and it takes identity theft victims 12 months to realize that they have been victimized.²

Malicious software, or malware, is a threat not only to individual PC users, but across the enterprise. Whether it’s a malicious hacker or the latest Internet worm, organizations find themselves vulnerable to increasing variants of exploits, new exposure points, and higher demands for data privacy. Businesses cannot afford unnecessary downtime or compromised data. All systems, including desktops, laptops and servers, must be protected from attacks. Sana Security offers client software, server software, and end-to-end solutions for enterprise threat protection.

Sana Security creates award-winning software that protects what others can’t protect or see, providing immunity against threats, both known and unknown.

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¹Yankee Group report entitled AntiVirus is Dead; Love Live AntiMalware, dated Dec. 18, 2006

²edit Advisor Dec. 2006