Security

Advanced Endpoint Protection

Security

Comodo Antivirus

Scans endpoints against a massive list of known good and bad files compiled from years as the world’s largest certificate authority and from the 85 million endpoints deployed worldwide

Valkyrie Verdict Decision Engine

While running in auto-containment, unknown files are uploaded to a global threat cloud for real-time analysis, returning a verdict within 45 seconds for 95% of the files submitted

Fileless Malware Protection

Not all malware is made equal. Some malware do not need you to execute a file, it uses built-in

Auto Containment

Unknown executables and other files that request runtime privileges are automatically run in Comodo’s patented virtual container that does not have access to the host system’s recourses or user data

Personal Packet Filtering Firewall

Provides granular management of inbound and outbound network activities, hides system ports from scans, and provides warnings when suspicious activities are detected.

Host Intrusion Prevention

Rules-based HIPS that monitors application activities and system processes, blokcing those that are malicious by halting actions that could damage critical system components.

REAL-WORLD PROOF THAT OUR ENDPOINT PROTECTION OFFERS SECURITY WITHOUT COMPROMISE

When a 2017 WikiLeaks data dump exposed the CIA’s assessments of 20 security products, we got to see the unvarnished results of the intelligence community’s attempts to foil the technologies that businesses rely on daily to protect themselves.

While many of the biggest names in the market proved to be easily to moderately hackable, there was one solution that seemed to frustrate their best attempts.

 

Here’s what the CIA—one of the best-funded, most expert hacking organizations in the world—had to say about Comodo AEP:

“Comodo is impossible to breach. A colossal pain in the posterior. It literally catches “ every payload sent through a network”

That’s good news for you. By deploying Comodo AEP, you can bulletproof your endpoints and your hardworking employees won’t notice the difference.

100% TRUST VERDICT OF ALL UNKNOWN FILES

Cybercrime has come a long way from script kiddies looking for a little glory.

Today’s sophisticated attackers are after money and power. By 2019, ransomware will attack a business every 14 seconds and damage costs will soar to $11.5 billion annually.

In 2017, wide-ranging events from elections to North Korea nuclear threats and missile launches corresponded with major malware spikes in enterprise security, indicating the use of cyber “activism” to achieve geopolitical goals.

No business and no user can be considered safe. Having a comprehensive defence-in-depth strategy has never been more critical, and no security posture is complete without technology to protect endpoints. But security controls must not impede employees’ ability to do their jobs.

Comodo Cybersecurity is disrupting the market with a ZERO TRUST approach to stopping breaches and the damage that malware and ransomware can cause.

Our Advanced Endpoint Protection (AEP) is the only endpoint security solution that provides immediate auto-containment of all unknown zero-day threats!

Auto Containment

Traditional Security

What is Advanced Endpoint Protection?

It’s a security solution that scans endpoints against a vast database of known files, with real-time analysis of unknown files through a global threat cloud, offering fileless malware protection and auto containment for unmatched security.

How does the Valkyrie Verdict Decision Engine enhance security?

It rapidly analyzes unknown files in auto-containment, delivering a verdict within 45 seconds for the majority of submissions, leveraging Comodo’s vast endpoint data and expertise.

What unique benefits does Comodo Antivirus offer?

Comodo Antivirus utilizes its extensive database and real-time threat analysis to offer robust protection against known and unknown threats, ensuring comprehensive endpoint security.

How does Comodo’s Auto Containment feature work?

It automatically isolates unknown executables and files in a virtual container, preventing access to the host system’s resources or user data, effectively neutralizing potential threats.

What did the CIA say about Comodo AEP's effectiveness?

Comodo AEP was recognized for its exceptional security, described as “impossible to breach” by the CIA, highlighting its effectiveness in protecting against advanced threats and cyberattacks.

Vyper Networks FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about cyber security, ransomware, phishing, endpoint protection and incident response.

What cybersecurity services does Vyper Networks provide?

Vyper Networks provides business cyber security support that includes endpoint protection and controls designed to reduce exposure to malware, ransomware and other threats. Security can also be supported through email protection, backups, secure configuration, monitoring and wider managed IT services.

How can businesses protect themselves from ransomware?

Ransomware protection should use several layers: patched systems, endpoint protection, controlled permissions, secure email, strong authentication, user awareness and reliable backups that can be recovered if production data is compromised. No single security product should be treated as a complete ransomware strategy.

What is endpoint protection?

Endpoint protection secures devices such as desktops, laptops and servers against malicious files and suspicious behaviour. Modern endpoint security can combine anti-malware scanning, behavioural analysis, containment and policy controls to stop or isolate threats before they can affect business data.

How does email security prevent phishing attacks?

Email security can filter spam, malicious attachments, suspicious links and known threats before they reach users. Technical controls should be combined with secure account configuration, strong authentication and staff awareness because sophisticated phishing attacks can still attempt to deceive recipients.

What is multi-factor authentication?

Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, requires more than one form of verification before an account can be accessed. This means a stolen password alone is less likely to be enough for an attacker to sign in, making MFA an important control for cloud services, email and other business accounts.

What are the most common cyber threats facing businesses?

Common threats include phishing, credential theft, ransomware, malicious software, compromised email accounts, unpatched vulnerabilities and unauthorised access. The most appropriate controls depend on the organisation, but layered security, backups and user awareness are important foundations.

What happens if a business suffers a cyberattack?

The priority is to contain the incident, protect unaffected systems, preserve useful evidence and understand what has been compromised. Recovery may involve isolating devices, resetting credentials, restoring clean data, closing the original security weakness and reviewing whether customers, regulators or other parties need to be informed.