Key points for this slide:
CWS is based on a mass-scale cloud platform that protects hundreds of millions of users today.
It runs in our cloud.
It runs on our data.
It uses our detection technology.
This makes us unique in the industry. Nobody else has all that we have.
Many healthcare organizations fail to dedicate resources to provide adequate security for devices.
Many clinical IT systems have poor usability — especially for clinicians — so they often resort to putting personal health information on local devices simply to get their jobs done.
Clinicians find that security solutions require more passwords, with increased length and complexity, shorter timeout intervals and more frequent password change cycles. This results in a negative user experience and further motivation to try to circumvent security measures.
The left column shows the explosive growth in phishing URL volume for 2014 over 2013. As phishing is a popular delivery mechanism for attempted corporate breaches, this stat is important.
The right column shows that growth in the use of phishing has continued into Q1 of this year.
This slide shows that Android still remains the cyber criminals primary mobile target. Google is working hard to convince smartphone buyers that Android is ‘safe’ as a platform, yet studies from various vendors continue to show that about 99% of ALL mobile malware is specifically designed to target Android.
It’s not enough to have access to Cyber Intelligence any more. It needs to be applied to threats at the point of delivery to ensure the best protection for business users and their data.
CYREN builds a detailed understanding (cyber intelligence) of the state of Internet threats at this moment, based on the 17 billion transactions we process on behalf of over 600 Million users in 200 countries around the world. This cyber intelligence can then be applied to each element of an online transaction to ensure that users enjoy the highest possible protection.
This is a slide from our security yearbook. The purpose is to show that malware volumes continue to rise at an alarming rate.