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THE THREAT – Malware & Data Exfiltration |
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NSI can help you combat the threat of malware and intrusions. We provide managed Intrusion Detection Platforms and Honeypots or if you believe you already have an infection or intrusion we have proprietary tools that allow us to efficiently scan your network and locate infected or compromised systems that will allow your system admininstrators to concentrate of containing the incident and spread and cleaning the affected systems and getting them safely back into production. We can provide experience expert assistance when you are dealing with We also provide Computer forensic services that can tell you who, how, when and where of an intrusion. The first and most important objective is to define the scope of the problem, contain it and then get your network back up and running. Next, would be to conduct forensic exams on a few of the compromised boxes to determine how they got in, what they did, was any data compromised or exfiltrated and how can you stop this from happening in the future. NSI can help you accomplish this. US cybersecurity chief warns of 'market' in malware by Andrew Beatty - Wed Jun 17, 2009 More must be done to combat the lucrative trade in malicious software, which threatens sensitive government networks and personal data, the head of the US National Cybersecurity Center warned Tuesday.In his first interview since taking up the post in March, Philip Reitinger told AFP the spread of so-called malware like botnets -- software that hijacks computers to mine sensitive data -- now constitutes an "underground market economy" that is spreading attacks. "There is an entire community of people who are involved, organized crime is involved. Hackers now not only assemble botnets, they sell botnets. There is an underground market economy behind that. "We have seen lately some of the risk to national government capabilities from botnet attacks," said Reitinger, who heads the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity operations. |
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