Votiro is acknowledged for its innovative anti-exploit technology for protecting enterprises against spear phishing attacks. Votiro, the provider of Secure Data Sanitization solutions for protecting organizations against zero-day and other ongoing cyber-threats, announced today that the company has been selected as a 2014 Emerging Vendor by CRN magazine, the top news source for solution providers and the IT channel. The CRN…
Votiro, the provider of Secure Data Sanitization solutions for protecting organizations against zero-day and other ongoing cyber-threats, announced today that it has extended the usability of its free, cloud-based, file sanitization service to include protection against spear phishing and other email-based attacks. The existing version of Votiro’s sanitization service analyzes uploaded files for the presence of…
Votiro, a secure data sanitization solutions provider that protects businesses from cyberthreats, has extended its cloud-based service to protect against spear phishing and other email-based attacks. In an exclusive interaction with CXOtoday, Itay Glick, Votiro co-founder and CEO discusses the trends in email security and the data security and cyber-protection efforts of the company. Glick says the new version of Votiro’s sanitization service will…
Network World – Computer attacks and data breaches happen every day, but every now and then there is an epic attack that people remember long after the mess is cleaned up. The RSA breach of 2011 is one such example. An attacker was able to gain access to privileged user credentials in order to access a server and…
Dozens of Israel’s largest companies agree: to prevent viruses outbreaks, make sure they never get to users in the first place. All you need to know about malware, according to Itay Glick, CEO of Israeli cyber-security start-up Votiro, is that 91% of it is delivered by email or through downloads. “Hackers and crackers have had overwhelming success by…
Security providers are developing technology to strip out, or render unusable, any potential code in popular file formats. Security firms have typically taken one of two approaches to protecting their customers: detect bad code and block it, or validate wanted applications and allow them to run. Yet determining whether a file, script, or executable binary is malicious…
