Blink Server Edition
Server Antivirus is Not Enough: Eight Layers of Protection for Solid Security
While signature-based anti-virus continues to be the primary security solution for servers, there is a major shift in threats that bypass legacy security solutions. Server administrators are constantly struggling to prevent attacks against servers based application vulnerabilities, mis-configurations, missing operating system patches, and zero-day threats. Successful exploits can leverage anything from network services to web applications and signature based anti-virus solutions are not enough on their own to repel these threats.
Blink: Protection from the Threats of Today and Tomorrow
A war is being waged against the desktop. Attacks against desktops within home and business networks occur every day, all in an attempt to gain unrestricted access to these systems. Attackers are smarter and more potent than they were in the past, many times being driven by stated intentions or monetary gain. Regardless of an attacker's intention, the exploit process, whether for intrusions or scams, follows a common script. Fortunately, we at eEye Digital Security know that script by heart.
Blink Server Version Comparison
| Host Based Virus, Spyware, and Phishing Protection |
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| System and Application Firewalls and Host Based Intrusion Prevention |
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| Embedded Retina Vulnerability Assessment Engine |
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| Centralized Management via the Blink Module for Retina CS |
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| Optimized for Server and High Volume Communications |
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| Predefined Server Profiles and Policies |
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| File System and Directory Monitoring |
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| Microsoft IIS Web Application Firewall featuring SecureIIS |
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