SANDBLAST APPL TE2000X ZERO DAY PROTECTION W/ THREAT EMULATION

INSIGHTSWith the increase in sophistication of cyber threats, many targeted attacks begin with exploiting software vulnerabilities in downloaded files and email attachments.These threats include new exploits, or even variants of known exploits unleashed almost daily with no existing signatures and therefore no standard solutions to detect those variants. New and undiscovered threats require new solutions that go beyond signatures of known threats.SOLUTIONCheck Point SandBlast Zero-Day Protection, with evasion-resistant malware detection, provides comprehensive protection from even the most dangerous attacks while ensuring quick delivery of safe content to your users. At the core of our solution are two unique capabilities – Threat Emulation and Threat Extraction that take threat defense to the next level.As part of the Check Point SandBlast solution, the Threat Emulation engine picks up malware at the exploit phase, even before hackers can apply evasion techniques attempting to bypass the sandbox. Files are quickly quarantined and inspected, running in a virtual sandbox to discover malicious behavior before it enters your network. This innovative solution combines CPU-level inspection and OS-level sandboxing to prevent infection from the most dangerous exploits, and zero-day and targeted attacks.In addition, the SandBlast Threat Extraction capability immediately provides a safe version of potentially malicious content to users. Exploitable content, including active content and various forms of embedded objects, are extracted out of the reconstructed file to eliminate potential threats. Access to the original suspicious version is blocked, until it can be fully analyzed by SandBlast Zero-Day Protection. Users have immediate access to content, and can be confident they are protected from the most advanced malware and zero-day threats.SANDBLAST APPLIANCESWe offer a wide range of SandBlast Appliances. These are perfect for customers who have regulatory or privacy concerns preventing them from using the SandBlast Threat Emulation cloud-based service.