The military, banking sector and other highly classified networks that sit behind a stone fortress of code employ this software to protect their assets. The new technique allows a hacker to deceive the software looking for patterns. By throwing a random pattern back at the protecting layer, the hacker is able to slip into the network and begin his assault without worry of being detected. The year isn't even half way over. As business online continues to evolve, companies must take security seriously.
Every company has locks on the doors of their offices.
Some have sophisticated security systems to halt intruders from breaking in. But most don't have a single computer security expert on staff. Until it, the hack that stops your business, happens. With the amount of information that companies now share through the web, this seems unnerving. Intranets and extranets are especially sensitive because they contain intellectual property and details about client relationships.