Zero Day Plus is a UK-based cybersecurity company that offers Abatis Host Integrity Technology (HIT) to help organizations enhance their security. Abatis HIT is a disruptive solution that uses proven protection to secure all endpoints against unwanted code, as tested by organizations like BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, and ATOS. It prevents both external and internal threats from persisting on endpoints, covering systems from Windows NT4 to modern versions of Windows and Linux. The solution can also protect legacy systems longer, has no performance impact or user impact, and initially operates in learn mode to allow organizations to understand their environment better before enforcing policies.

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Zero Day Plus anti-malware Limited is a UK head quartered company committed
to helping organisations enhance their cyber security strategy.
With the current Cyber threat landscape looking increasingly bleak and the very
public failure of conventional security tools, policies and procedures to protect
organisations like Anthem, Ashley Madison, IRS, Office of Personal Management,
Primera and Sony etc. it is time to look beyond the tried, tested and failing old
technologies of signature-based anti-virus, white-listing and behavioural analysis
tools to Abatis Host Integrity Technology (HIT): a disruptive, new, evaluated,
proven, award-winning and patent protected solution to secure all of your
endpoints against unwanted or malicious code.
Highly respected third parties such as BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, ENEX
TestLab and ATOS have thoroughly tested and measured a 100% success rate for
Abatis HIT against any attack writing to persistent storage regardless of system
privilege. The Abatis HIT software also secures valuable IP, client data, corporate
reputation and shareholder value.
Abatis HIT prevents both external and internal threat vectors/surfaces from
being the conduit to enabling malware to become persistent on your endpoints.
Known or unknown, zero day or APT, no matter, whether simple, sophisticated
or encrypted.
Abatis’ proven protection covers legacy estates of Windows Servers and
Workstations as old as NT4 right up to the most modern systems from the
present. Abatis HIT is also available for Redhat Linux (and can be adapted for
other Linux/UNIX systems on request).
Future versions of Abatis HIT will soon be able to protect Windows Mobile and
Android, and through the Google Brillo platform and Weave language, the
Internet of Things (IoT).
Abatis HIT’s modus operandi is to prevent malware becoming resident on the
device which means inherent weaknesses or vulnerabilities of the operating
system cannot be exploited. This approach allows system managers to patch
their devices after thoroughly testing the patch rather than as an emergency
move (which can sometimes have very undesirable side effects).

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The ability to protect legacy operating systems such as Windows XP and Windows
Server 2003 which are no longer even in extended support from Microsoft is
essential to allow the continued operation of vital legacy applications developed
specifically for those platforms – thus extending the life of the asset. Similarly,
SCADA and embedded operating systems can be protected way past normal end
of life.
There is no end user impact nor reduction in capability of approved systems and
applications. This is not a whitelisting solution that is reliant on MD5 or SHA1 or
any other hashing function.
The solution scales, integrates extremely well in complex security environments
with no performance impact. No updates, no signatures, no cloud liaison is
required! The software self protects, is hardened, and is tiny being simple to
administer in large scale environments (very low FTE requirement) with excellent
reporting qualities. No False Positives or Negatives are generated, essential in
providing SIEMs with actionable intelligence with no operational requirement to
share with Third Parties.
The Abatis solution can be installed initially in LEARN mode with no risk to the
organisation. This mode allows the organisation to gather intelligence about the
environment and what unacceptable pieces of code are getting through the
existing defences. This allows the organisation to craft a suitable security policy
and, at the flick of a switch, enforce the policy from the Centre – thus taking back
control of the environment. Over time, any extant malware on the system will
be discovered and eradicated, and no new malware will get onto the system –
therefore the system will get cleaner and cleaner and faster and faster.