How can businesses stop attacks when traditional security solutions are ineffective?

Anyone would think zero-day attacks are unpreventable following a recent claim from one leading cyber-security vendor. FireEye this year claimed to have discovered "29 of the last 53 zero-day attacks." 24 exploits remained undetected, yet this was still presented as some kind of monumental achievement. Such a statement leaves little comfort for the businesses who found themselves victims, so is it time to just give up completely and let the cyber criminals take over? It certainly feels that way, even while threats intensify and Locky ransomware rears its ugly head in new forms with renewed malevolence. Although businesses are finally… [Continue Reading]