Finjan Enterprise

Cybercrime is booming and money is the driving force behind the growth of targeted attacks against corporate networks to steal business data that can be sold on to other criminals. Cybercriminals use the web as a highly effective attack vector for a wide range of illegitimate and malicious activities, including identity theft trough keylogging, financial fraud, espionage, and intelligence gathering. To illustrate the magnitude of this trend are the following examples:

The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) registered its one-millionth official complaint in June 2007 after seven years of operations. Many of these complaints involved reports of identity theft, such as loss of personal identifying data and unauthorized use of credit cards or bank accounts.
The retailer Marshalls and TJ Maxx (part of the TJX Companies) disclosed in January 2007 that computer hackers broke into its systems and stole customer data. The stolen credit card and debit card information was used by cybercriminals in several US States and overseas. As a result, the Company recorded an after-tax cash charge of approximately $118 million, or $.25 per share, with respect to the computer intrusions.
In December 2007, more than 10,000 websites in the US were infected by a new variant of a Crimeware toolkit. The attack consisted of an extremely elusive Crimeware trojan that infected end users’ machines and then sent data from these machines via the Internet to its “master” – the cybercriminal.
In December 2007 the Director-General of MI5 sent a letter to British companies warning them of an electronic espionage attack against their systems. This new wave of attacks generating from China, distributed malicious content using obfuscated code and a network of websites to bypass traditional information security technologies.
In its Research Highlights Q3-Q4 2007, Websense classified 51% of the inspected sites as malicious are compromised legitimate Web sites. It also points out that these sites pose a significant risk because many security companies rely on Web site reputation to protect customers. Compromised sites have a good reputation, plus they have a built-in group of visitors to the site. This raises the effectiveness of the attacks and diminishes the need for the attackers to create lures to get traffic to the sites.

Today’s sophisticated web threats (Crimeware, obfuscated malicious code, spyware, Web 2.0/AJAX exploits, etc.) are especially designed to evade anti-virus and URL filtering solutions. These threats have a direct impact on business performance, exposing enterprises to potential leakage of confidential information, reduced user productivity and network degradation. In order to protect their valuable business assets and sustain their bottom lines, enterprises need proactive real-time security solutions that are designed to protect against this new wave of dynamic web threats. Active real-time content inspection protects the networks and vital information assets of large enterprises around-the-clock. Enterprises require high-performance solutions to provide content security for their networks and vital information assets. They require robust web security solutions that ensure high quality content scanning without compromising performance and productivity.

Finjan’s Active Real-Time Secure Web Gateway Offerings for Enterprises

Vital Security™ Web Appliance NG-5100 is Finjan’s active real-time web security solution for enterprises and organizations. NG-5100 is uniquely capable of safeguarding corporate assets from targeted attacks to protect corporate networks against all types of web-borne attacks, including Crimeware, Web 2.0 attacks, Spyware, Phishing, Trojans, obfuscated malicious code and other types of malicious content. dashboard

The NG-5100 appliance utilizes a robust, high-performance platform, offering a cost-effective proactive web security solution that meets the throughput requirements of today’s enterprises..

Vital Security™ Web Appliance NG-6100 is Finjan’s active real-time web security solution for enterprises with high availability requirements. The NG-6100 appliance utilizes a robust, high availability platform that meets enterprises’ stringent reliability and performance requirements. NG-6100 can be deployed in a centralized manner at the main office, or can be used as a high availability scanning solution for branch offices of large enterprises in conjunction with the NG-8100 appliance at enterprise headquarters.

Finjan offers enterprises an "all-in-one" secure web gateway solution featuring the following integrated components:

Patented active real-time content inspection for detection and blocking of unknown threats.
Vulnerability Anti.dote™ performs virtual patching for zero-hour protection against known software vulnerabilities.
Anti-Spyware engine for stopping costly Spyware attacks at the enterprise gateway before they infiltrate corporate PCs.
SSL Inspection for "in-box" scanning of encrypted content in HTTPS traffic and enforcing SSL certificate.
Industry-leading Anti-Virus engines for protection against known viruses (optional).
Industry-leading URL Filtering engines for full control over your organization’s web browsing (optional).
Secure Web Caching solution for accelerated content delivery and enhanced productivity.
External Reporting and Logging System that provides a flexible and scalable data analysis platform for internal use, audits and compliance requirements (optional).

Tailored to the Web Security Needs of Enterprises

High performance solutions supporting thousands of users with multiple appliances.
Scalable and modular architecture enables enterprises to scale up cost-effectively to meet expanding needs without increasing management overhead.
Centralized web-based management and single point of provisioning for reduced TCO.
Wizard-driven security policy decision-making system, with a single-click rules refinement enhancement, to easily set up and manage security policies.
High availability features, including redundant, hot-swappable hardware components, ensure zero downtime
Support of Cisco WCCPv2 and ICAP standards ensures interoperability with various networking and caching systems.
Integrated dashboard provides instant information on the system’s performance and risk level, using an extensive set of graphs and views.
Compliance with regulatory initiatives such as SOX (COBIT) DS5, PCI DSS 1.1, GLB Act, HIPAA and FISMA.