Everyzone Demonstrates WhiteDefender at Defense AX Conference, Proposes Response Framework for New and Variant Ransomware
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Everyzone announced on the 4th that it participated in the "Defense AX Next-Generation Security Convergence Conference."
At the event, it unveiled its AI ransomware attack response solution, "WhiteDefender," and introduced response measures for defense and public-sector officials.
WhiteDefender demonstrated ransomware file-encryption behavior detection, attack process blocking, and automatic restoration of original files, and it supports PCs, Windows servers, and Linux servers.
Everyzone announced on the 4th that it participated in the "Defense AX Next-Generation Security Convergence Conference." The conference was organized to share next-generation security technologies and response strategies for the Defense AX environment.
At the event, Everyzone unveiled its AI ransomware attack response solution, "WhiteDefender," and introduced response measures for defense and public-sector officials centered on its anti-ransomware solution.
Everyzone said that, to respond to new and variant ransomware, behavior-based detection that does not rely on signatures, real-time blocking of file-encryption behavior, instant backup and automatic recovery of original files, and integrated security management for PCs and servers are necessary.
At the site, the company demonstrated ransomware file-encryption behavior detection, attack process blocking, and automatic restoration of protected files through "WhiteDefender." The demonstration covered the entire process, from detection to blocking and recovery.
WhiteDefender is a Signature-less ransomware response solution that identifies abnormal behavior during the ransomware file-encryption process through real-time monitoring and responds accordingly. Its detection and blocking criteria are actual file-encryption behavior, giving it the ability to respond to new ransomware and variant ransomware that bypass detection systems.
The solution provides instant backup of original files during the file-encryption process, and it is designed to swiftly block malicious processes when an attack is detected and automatically restore the backed-up original files. Through this, the company expects to help minimize the loss of critical data in the defense sector, reduce system disruption damage, and limit business interruption damage.
WhiteDefender supports general-purpose work PCs as well as Windows servers and Linux servers used in core work environments at defense and public institutions. Based on this, the company said it can build an integrated ransomware protection system from user endpoints to servers that store critical data.
Everyzone CEO Hong Seung-gyun said that even if the form of ransomware changes into AI-generated new and variant ransomware, its essence remains the encryption of critical files and the disruption of business and systems. Based on this, Everyzone said it has ransomware response technologies spanning PCs, Windows servers, and Linux servers, and aims to contribute to protecting critical data in Defense AX environments and ensuring stable business continuity.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406551
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