The document highlights the importance of combining security software with Intel® hardware for enhanced protection against modern cyber threats such as malware and data breaches. It emphasizes the need for multi-level authentication and proactive security management, mentioning the significant increase in mobile vulnerabilities and the financial impact of breaches. Additionally, it underlines the value of hardware-assisted security in strengthening overall defenses against cyberattacks.

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Strong security software is
made stronger when working
directly with Intel® hardware.
SECURITY
SOFTWARE
INTEL®
HARDWARE
IDENTITY PROTECTION
Pertains to strengthening multi-level
authentication and
protecting passwords;
a simple username and
password solution
is no longer enough.
Preventing viruses and
malware such as rootkits
and escalation-of-privilege
attacks on the hardware
before the OS is up and running.
Encryption for sensitive
business data in the
cloud as well as for online
transactions, and mitigating
the risk of lost or stolen intelligent devices.
Extends across all supported hardware with
powerful remote support capabilities for
proactive security management,
monitoring, and remediation –
regardless of the operational state.
ANTI-MALWARE
DATA PROTECTION
RESILIENCY
IDENTITY
Identities exposed in
2011 globally. That
equalled almost
75% of the US
population at the time.1
Mobile vulnerabilities
up 3,300% (10,900)
in the last six months.2
Average cost to
company of a breach.
Within one day, that’s
$3,819.00 per minute.3
MOBILE ATTACKS
BREACH COST
232
MILLION
SOFTWARE
STRONG STRONG
SOFTWARE
INTEL®
HARDWARE
$
SECUR TY
MAKES STRONG SOFTWARE STRONGER!
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For decades, software's been the name of the game. It's your
primary defense... but it’s your attacker's primary weapon.
One-up the bad guys with hardware-assisted security. Extend
and enhance the protective reach of security software with
the built-in security technologies of hardware by Intel.
HARDWARE
Learn more at
1.Symantec Internet Threat Security Report, Volume 17. May 2012
2.Gus Hunt, CIA CTO. "The Cyber-Future; Utopia, Dystopia, Myopia." PowerPoint presentation. Intel Future of Fear Conference. 12 March 2013
3.Symantec, "Internet Security Threat Report: 2011 Trends," April 2012. http://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/enterprise/other_resources/b-istr_main_report_2011_21239364.en-us.pdf
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