What You Don’t See is What You Get
Don’t let ransomware expose you.
Deep Observability, Even in Your Encrypted Data
Cybercriminals increasingly use SSL/TLS sessions to hide, confident your security tools will neither inspect nor block their traffic. When that happens, SSL/TLS sessions can become a liability, inadvertently camouflaging malicious traffic.
We examined more than one trillion network flows from several dozen enterprises across a variety of industries. Now we’re going to present those findings to you.
VIDEO
Ransomware Attackers Are Lurking
Ransomware hitting you? It’s time to hit back.
Anatomy of Attack
Learn how cyber criminals are breaching your defences, what they do once inside and what you can do about it.
Defence-in-Depth
Learn how you can build a Defence-in-depth strategy to deal with today's cyber criminals.
SURVEY REPORT
State of Ransomware
for 2022 and Beyond
Discover the global impact of insider threats, blame culture and deep observability.
“A SIP trunk is an elegant way to hack, and we’re seeing it now: ransomware being brought in over VoIP sessions via SIP. You can pick that up just watching the traffic go by.”
“Right now, because we have so many folks telecommuting, the uptime of our network is more critical than ever before. We can’t afford to have any service outages malware outbreaks or ransomware attacks — any of these would be catastrophic to our operations.”
More Resources
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
State of Ransomware 2022 Summary
REPORT
2022 CISO Report
INFOGRAPHIC
State of Ransomware 2022 Infographic
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