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Cyber security requires new thinking.
It is a proactive security software, with no reported breaches or Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs).
Abatis® HDF is effective against all malware. To be crystal clear; this includes but is not limited to Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), Zero-Day malware, viruses, worms, spyware, adware, trojans, rootkits and exploitation of Alternate Data Stream (ADS)..
It stops file-less (in RAM) attacks.
Abatis® HDF prevents user-land and System Administrator(s) inadvertently or maliciously introducing any unauthorised code onto the organisation’s network.
Abatis® HDF stops all unauthorised software from deploying that may affect computer stability and consume valuable resource e.g., Cryptocurrency mining, film libraries (copywrite breach) and illegal website hosting.
We will protect you against any type of malware, including Trojans, worms, and various variants of malicious code.
Effective malware protection from Abatis, will stop intrusion and help detect and prevent malware from entering and spreading throughout the network.
We help detect and prevent ransomware from entering and spreading throughout the network.
Zero-day protection from Abatis will prevent exploitation of known or unknown vulnerabilities, the second often described as zero-day threat.
The Abatis solution has never knowingly been breached since first commercial deployment in 2005.
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Recent Malware Posts
Operation FlightNight, identified by Dutch cybersecurity firm EclecticIQ in March 2024, has revealed a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign against Indian government entities and private energy companies
Recent Zero Day Posts
Google's analysis of zero-day exploits in 2023 revealed a marked increase, with a focus on third-party libraries and drivers, affecting a wide range of products. The year saw a significant shift towards targeting enterprise technologies, with the rate of such exploits jumping from 11.8% in 2019 to 37.1%.
Recent Trojan Posts
Overalls bearing the company's logo are related to economy and practicality. A preference of corporate style involves a significant increase of costs for development of design solutions, customized tailoring, selection of necessary materials and so on.
Recent Spyware Posts
The pro-Russian cybercrime group, Killnet, has leaked secret data belonging to thousands of individuals tied with NATO. The group posted the stolen information via their Telegram account, calling it "Top Secret" documents
Recent Ransomware Posts
According to the latest research published by CSO magazine, ransomware attacks surged by 50% in 2023, with nearly 4,000 organizations falling victim—up from 2,700 in 2022. This alarming trend highlights the evolving tactics of ransomware groups and emphasizes the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures.
Recent Virus Posts
The EU Council and European Parliament have provisionally agreed on initiatives to boost EU cybersecurity, focusing on the 'cyber solidarity act' and amending the 2019 cybersecurity act (CSA).
of cyber attacks target small to mid-sized businesses
Source: Business BIT
average cost of a breach for small to mid-sized businesses
Source: Ponemon Institute
will become unprofitable within a month of being breached
Source: Better Business Bureau
Cybercrime increased to 600% percent during to COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Forbes
and a whopping 667 million new malware detections were discovered worldwide during 2020
Source: Forbes
additional cybersecurity experts are needed globally to help mitigate the large number of digital attacks
Source: Forbes
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