zvelo, the leading provider of categorization services for web content, web traffic and web-connected devices for safety and security, today announced that zvelo IoT Security – the company’s solution for providing device discovery, profiling and detecting vulnerable or compromised devices on the network – has won the 2017 IoT Security Excellence Award, presented by IoT Evolution Magazine, a TMC publication.
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A few years ago at a DEFCON conference, an organization called “Let’s Encrypt” lead a session on their new project. Although this group was not well-known at the time, their ambitious goals made me feel that I should hear what they had to say, even if it was just to save money.
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Petya is a ransomware campaign that has been updated to take advantage of an exploit named EternalBlue (named this by the NSA as part of their toolset). This exploit takes advantage of a vulnerability in the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol.
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First, zvelo has released the Invalid Traffic dataset; the new dataset should help brands better determine the health of the traffic to their sites by detecting data centers, web and fake crawlers, and other fraudulent traffic sources.
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zvelo is beta testing an IoT Security solution, a software-based sensor that discovers network-attached devices, profiles them and tags compromised units. Think of it as an elaborate, sophisticated hall monitor that knows how you behave, spots and reports abnormalities, takes your thumbprint and then scores you for trustworthiness.
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zvelo, the leading provider of content categorization and malicious detection data services for web pages, devices and traffic, today announced the beta release of zvelo IoT Security.
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Content categorization vendor zvelo is getting into the internet of things (IoT) space with the debut of the company’s new IoT Security platform.
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Earlier this month WannaCry was named the world’s biggest cyberattack which hit at over 150 countries and infected over 300,000 machines across hospitals, universities, manufacturers, government agencies and other important centers.
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If you’re a consumer of digitally disseminated content (and by reading this then you are precisely that), you may be finding it increasingly hard to…
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In January, categorization and anti-malware firm Zvelo launched a free bot detection service for site publishers.
This week, the Denver area-based firm announced a complementary service, which it says is the first to detect non-human traffic on a specific page, rather than at the site level.