ESET is a global cybersecurity company protecting over 180 countries with over 900 employees located across multiple headquarters and technology/research centers. ESET has seen continual growth in end user revenue and was ranked the 5th largest provider of endpoint security by worldwide revenue in 2011 and 2012. ESET's vision is to enable a secure digital world where everyone can enjoy technology to its full potential.

2. ESET is protecting millions of users
in more than 180 countries worldwide

3. Continual Employee Growth
More Than 900 ESET Employees

4. HEADQUARTERS
Bratislava, SK
REGIONAL CENTERS AND OFFICES
San Diego (USA)
Buenos Aires (ARG)
Sao Paulo (BRA)
Sydney (AUS)
Jena (GER)
Prague (CZE)
Singapore
MALWARE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY CENTERS
Bratislava (SVK)
Košice (SVK)
San Diego (USA)
Montreal (CAN)
Krakow (POL)
Moscow (RUS)
Buenos Aires (ARG)
Prague (CZE)
Jablonec nad Nisou (CZE)
Singapore
Technology and regional centers

5. Continual Growth End User Revenue in Million EUR

6. ESET Is A Major Player
ESET was ranked #5 by IDC
by Worldwide Endpoint Security Revenue for 2011 and 2012

7. Enjoy Safer
Technology
Vision
We will enable
everyone to enjoy
the full potential
of themselves and
their technology in
a secure digital
world.
Mission
Working with ethical
and passionate people
we are building a safer
technology environment
for everyone to enjoy.
We are doing this
through education and
our commitment to
research and
development.
Values
Courage. We don’t take the easy way.
We constantly push boundaries and
are determined to make a difference.
Integrity. We encourage fairness and
honesty in everything we do.
Reliability. People can count on us.
We work hard to live up to our
promises, and to build trust and
rapport.
Passion. We believe in ourselves and
in what we do. We’re driven to shape
a better future for everyone.
With a passion.

8. How Malware Detection Works
Signatures
Taking “fingerprints” of known malware.
Reactive approach – one needs to have a sample.

9. How Malware Detection Works
Heuristics
Analyzing code and behavior using emulation.
Proactive approach – can detect malware not yet written.

10. History of Anti-virus Business
The 90’s – Era of Viruses
We started playing with heuristics and made this technology usable.
Viruses spread slowly, we published updates on CDs.

11. History of Anti-virus Business
Early 2000’s – Era of Worms
This is when proactive approach became useful.
We started growing internationally.

12. The Present of Anti-virus Business
Professional Cybercriminals
Cybercrime economy is bigger than AV economy.
Threats are very advanced and their amount is overwhelming.

13. Future Trends
Mobile Space
With growing popularity, the mobile devices are going to become
interesting targets for cybercriminals.

14. Future Trends
Targeted Attacks
Attacks targeted at a single entity are quite difficult to deal with.
Multiple layers of protection and user education are key.

15. Future Trends
Government Involvement
Cyber attacks are used for political and warfare purposes.
This will make the playground quite messy.

16. Future Trends
Embedded Devices
Security of many connected devices around us is poor.
Cybercriminals are likely to use them to perform their attacks.

17. Future Trends
Privacy Concerns
Whatever you do in life these days leaves a footprint.
People should start getting more careful about their privacy.

18. Future Trends
Social Engineering
Cons have worked for centuries and it’s unlikely to change.
People are vulnerable and technology won’t fix that.