Not a week goes by without some IT security incident being reported in the press, increasingly we see attacks designed to bypass traditional “known signature” based anti-virus engines. These so called zero-day or zero-hour attacks are based on new (or new variants of) viruses and worms which have not been seen before.

This paper reflects on traditional ways of protecting corporate networks and compares them to the latest technology available offering zero-day or zero-hour protection.

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