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Private computers and especially company devices contain lots of sensitive data that should not fall into the hands of strangers. But hackers, malware and other cyberthreats can put that data, and your programs, at risk at any time, as they can gain unwanted access to your systems. It may take some time before such an attack is detected, and the damage done can be immense. Whether as an attachment in a mail, hidden in a seemingly harmless game or by running an unknown program - once your computer is infected with malware, it can cause a lot of damage and even cripple your entire system.
To prevent this from happening, you need reliable protection against computer viruses. We will show you what you can do to protect your corporate network from computer viruses and similar threats. We also explain what threats such as viruses, worms and trojans are all about and introduce you to an effective and secure alternative to classic virus scanners which is particularly suitable for critical infrastructures such as hospitals or energy providers.
With SecuLution you don't have to worry anymore. We offer you the safest protection against computer viruses and it comes with a guarantee!
Everyone knows the word virus in connection with diseases. Just like a disease-causing virus in the body, the computer virus behaves the same way. Once it gets onto the PC, the virus spreads uncontrollably, infiltrates your programs and multiplies on its own..
The viruses get onto your device either via another computer on the network, an opened email attachment, or an infected USB stick, to name just a few examples. They can crash programs, encrypt or delete individual files or even the entire hard drive, and are also often used to give unauthorized people access to sensitive data or even take control of the entire system.
The most common form of computer viruses today are link- or file viruses, which mainly infect executable files. However, the virus cannot infect your computer until you open or run the affected program. Some attacks also work just by visiting a website or opening an e-mail that exploits a security hole in your browser or e-mail program. So-called worms cause particularly serious damage, because unlike viruses, worms can spread without your interaction - i.e. without you having to open or run a program. This is why a worm can often infect all computer systems in a network within just a few seconds. You can find out exactly how worms and trojans differ from viruses in our overview.
To prevent various malware from getting onto your computer in the first place, it is important to take the right protective measures. In addition to other measures, many users often turn to virus scanners and antivirus programs. But are these really the best solution – especially when it comes to sensitive data from companies or critical infrastructures such as hospitals?
In addition to important measures such as regularly installing security updates and patches issued for operating systems that correct severe vulnerabilities, further protection is needed. Yet even with additional enhancements such as anti-exploit technology, deep learning, AI, the usual next-generation antivirus systems still depend on blacklist maintenance at their core to do their job reliably and are thus not secure enough to protect your corporate network, for instance. This is evidenced by hundreds of cases every day where computers are still successfully compromised by malware, even though a current antivirus product without application whitelisting was active, and promising protection with reassuring green lights across the board.
We introduce SecuLution! It is an endpoint security solution that is instead based on the whitelisting principle and automatically learns new, trustworthy programs and computer configurations to add them to the whitelist so you don't need to worry about the administration effort that usually comes with it. Find out everything you need to know for actually dependable protection against ransomware and other malware!
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Effective and reliable protection against computer viruses is essential these days – malware most often targets sensitive data, making it a serious threat to individuals and businesses alike. This is made all the worse by the fact that a cyber attack often goes undetected for months. For companies, the consequences can be particularly dramatic, as the malware can gain access to especially sensitive data – such as personal customer data, internal company communications or financial information. In the worst case, a cyber attack can be damaging to business.
Most people are aware that computer viruses and malware in general represent a threat that cannot be ignored. For this reason, a virus scanner or similar program is installed on most computers, whether at home or at work, but these can only detect and block known threats – even paid extensions and real-time updates cannot change this. Much more secure are solutions with whitelisting, which by design only allow trusted programs, like SecuLution Application Whitelisting does.
It is usually impossible to determine at a glance whether one's own computer is infected with malware. At least, not unless the antivirus system has immediately sounded the alarm. But there are a number of signs that may indicate an infection on your PC - for example, unknown programs running in the background or unexplained system crashes might be indications of an infection. However, the risk of malware spreading unnoticed is effectively eliminated with an antivirus program powered by the whitelisting concept.