Web Security
You are offering your IP address to the entire world at this very moment.
Make sure you are not offering access to your private data at the same time.
When you are connected to the Internet, an IP address is used to identify your PC. If you don't protect yourself, this IP address can be used to access your computer from the outside world.
Evolving Security Landscape
The Web is rapidly evolving and becoming more dynamic with interactive Web 2.0 applications. But it is also increasingly being used to launch a staggering variety of attacks. Malicious Web sites abound, and malware and crimeware are being embedded in innocent third-party sites. Phishing continues to evolve with more sophisticated and targeted attacks. Browser and operating system exploits are being used more frequently, including zero-day exploits used for spyware, crimeware, phishing, and keylogger installations.
New Threats Demand New Technologies
Many Web threats can bypass perimeter defenses like firewalls. Endpoint defenses-like antivirus software on the desktop-are designed to prevent threats but can only protect against existing known threats. Clearly, organizations need a more comprehensive, defense-in-depth solution.
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