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Paper
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New Malware, New Environment, New Testing
Standards
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Author(s)
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David
M Perry (USA), Global Director of Education, Trend
Micro.
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Time
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11 December, Thursday, 14:05 - 14:45 .
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There is an upheaval in the world of malware. The sheer volume,
speed of deployment and criminal intent on the part of the
malware authors has brought us to an entirely new world. Now
each month sees as many new malware signatures as the entire
first 20 years of the antimalware industry. No longer do we have
the leisure to react to these threats with mere pattern file
updates and standard behavior blocking. The various proposed
radical new detection and blocking techniques, particularly
those engendering reputation services or 'in the cloud'
detection require an entirely new methodology for testing and
comparing antimalware engines.
How will these tests differ from the past? Who is proposing the
new standards? How will this affect the end users? (many of whom
still do not understand the old model) Is this bringing us to an
entirely new level of denial and future shock?
Join Trend Micro's David Perry in an examination of the
philosophies of how to separate the losers from the winners, and
what tomorrow will surely bring. |
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