FireEye Tutors Organizations on Alleviating Security Pains

FireEye, a global leader in stopping the new generation of cyber attacks, such as advanced malware, that easily bypass traditional signature-based defenses and compromise over 95 percent of enterprise networks, has once again promised to tutor organizations on ways to alleviate security pains.

FireEye has invented a purpose-built, virtual machine-based platform that provides real-time threat protection to organizations across all major threat vectors and each stage of an attack life cycle.

However, today, organizations are piqued with several questions on how to solve advanced security attacks.

In a message by FireEye with the caption, “Alleviate Your Security Pain - Resources on Alert Management, Lateral Spread, Limited Resources and More”, it noted that with over $2B spent on security, 95% of companies are still compromised.

Why is that? FireEye said that the threat landscape is no longer about signatures and anti-virus.

Today, companies are faced with advanced attacks that evade traditional signature-based tools and most sandbox solutions as well.

On top of dealing with advanced threats, security professionals deal with day-to-day challenges that can impede on an effective defense model.

The message further read: “Learn how to approach and prepare for the following security challenges: 

“Alert management: learn how to decipher what alerts matter and how quality over quantity is key.

“Catching the unknown: discover what kind of security approach can defend against signature-less, advanced attacks;

“Lack of in-house expertise: understand the personnel requirements needed for effective threat intelligence analysis and incident response;

“Preventing lateral spread: read why protecting your data center can help prevent lateral spread and protect your most valuable assets”.

FireEye also promised to enable organizations get access to white papers, reports, and more and find out why advanced attacks should be top of mind when devising their security infrastructure plans.