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Anomaly detection is the best way to prevent virus, worm attacks

To stop worms and malware, first you must know about them. In today's rapidly evolving networks, where attackers are often one step ahead of the products designed to thwart them, anomaly detection is an important innovation. Many vendors rely on signature detection to find network-borne threats. Customers often have to wait days to get a working signature for a new worm, leaving their networks vulnerable in the most critical period during a worm's release.

Network behavior analysis is one of the most robust and scalable security technologies classified recently by Gartner. At the core of network behavior analysis are anomaly-based algorithms used to identify emerging threats. Anomaly detection is the best way to prevent virus, worm attacks

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