Digitalizing bureaucracy comes with a great risk of file-borne malware penetration and spread within government agencies.

The more digital access external users get, the more breach points into the organization, and government agencies in the age of digital services find themselves exposed to the most sophisticated types of document-borne attacks evading every standard security scan.

72% of attacks on healthcare institutes are ransomware [Verizon]

With outdated medical cyber-security systems and a staggering amount of sensitive and personal documents to handle, healthcare institutions are cyber-crime’s favorite playground.

External files from customers and other agencies are the biggest enabler of zero-day attacks on insurance companies.

With every scanned photo, e-form, medical documentation, uploaded files or email attachments, the risk of letting in a malware-infected file into your insurance company is growing, causing disastrous data privacy consequences.

Hundreds of ransomware attacks and a 130% increase in fraud incidents in 2017 alone! [pwc].

A prime prey for cybercriminals, the financial institutes’ transition to digital services is paved with ransomware attacks and fraud incidents. Whether from a scanned PDF or an uploaded document sent from the customer’s personal mobile, most file-borne attacks easily bypass standard security systems, such as Sandbox.

Cybercrime is increasingly aiming to cripple crucial and life-saving services such as electricity or gas. 

With this industry’s outdated technology infrastructure and vulnerabilities, a large-scale catastrophe is only a matter of time.