Attackers have figured out how to bypass traditional antivirus software with fileless attacks designed to hide within sanctioned applications and even within the OS itself. Host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS), which work by monitoring activity that is occurring internally on a host, are an effective way to detect these advanced attacks before they spread.
Join this webcast to learn:
How fileless attacks work and how they evade detection by most traditional antivirus software
The types of endpoint activity that can be detected and logged by HIDS to catch threats like fileless attacks
Why HIDS is an essential security control for threat detection and compliance
How correlation of HIDS data with IP reputation data, vulnerability scans, and more can boost threat detection and response
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