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Copyright @ Bitdefender 2013

Copyright @ Bitdefender 2014www.bitdefender.com/enterprise

“What business are we really in?”

1. Theodore Levitt

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DATA

Endpoint protection*

APPS

Operatingsystem

Traditional antimalwareSignature based scanning and protectionHeuristic detectionFirewalll

Advanced antimalwareHIPS – host based intrusion preventionWeb protectionApplication whitelisting

Vulnerability ManagementAssessmentPatch Management

Anti-malware with advanced server supportSpecialized servers (e.g. email)virtual server environments

Endpoint security

Data SecurityEncryptionDevice controlDLP - data loss preventionMDM – mobile application management

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ENDPOINT SECURITY is our business

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Understanding The Impact of Virtualization Security

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E-Threats behind the Curtains

Real World Virtual World

Teens and Geeks– Attention-Driven– Loner Profile

Cyber-criminals– Profit-Driven – Highly Organized

High Profile Attacks– Social Engineering – Mass Mailers

Stealth Attacks– Spyware/Adware– Automated Variant Creation

and Morphing – Persistent Threats

Lost productivity– Clogged E-mail Systems and

Networks– Help Desk and Data Loss

Costs

Cyber-crime– Identity Theft and Online

Fraud– Highly Targeted Corporate

Information Attacks

WHO?

HOW?

WHAT?

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Magnitude of the Problem/Opportunity

• “Even the best signature databases… have less than a 50% chance of catching completely new threats. Signatures are extremely ineffective against targeted and “zero day” threats.”

According to Gartner

• “Nobody can win the war against malware with a signature-driven product, but more proactive technologies are required ”

According to AV-Test’s Andreas Marx

Source: AV-Test Labs (www.av-test.org)

Around 1.5M unique malware samples are discovered every month!

Source: av-test.org – New Malware Growth

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Virtualization market drivers and adoption

XTraditional Antimalware

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Antivirus Impact:

200 MBof memory per VM

200+ MBof disk per VM

The antimalware agent adds : Scan Engines – Signatures -Databases… to each VM

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Creating The Perfect Storm

Each with its own

I/O Stream

Physical Server Can Support

50-70 Virtual Desktops

8-12 Virtual Servers

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Creating The Perfect Storm

Scan

Scan

Scan

ScanScan

Scan

Simultaneous Update

Simultaneous Update Simultaneous Update

Simultaneous Update

AV STORM

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Capacity Impact:

VSSecurity Capacity

Impact #1

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Security Gaps:

Boot latency & Boot time gaps

System are vulnerable to attacks during AV loading, updates and during backup recovery

Impact #2

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Lack of intelligent co-ordination

o Integrate with virtualization managemento Non-existent VMs remain o Serialize full system scanso Policy applied to groups

Impact #3

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Secure Virtual Appliancethe Impact:

Security & Capacity

Remote Scanning

New Security Strategies

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Secure Virtual Appliance

Deduplicate and Centralize

+30% saving on CPU impact

+10% saving on Memory impact

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Traditional AV VS. BD Tools) - impact on host

Host running 72 virtual machines Local cache and server cache used

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47%

11% 12% 16%18%

7% 8% 8%

CPU Memory

At least 10% saving on Memory impactAt least 30% saving on CPU impact

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Approach: VMware integration

VMware vShield Endpoint

VMware vCenter integration

BD Tools

“Agentless”?

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Approach: Bitdefender Technology

o Any hypervisor

o SVA redundancy

o Performance and simplicity

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Security

reinvented

o Hypervisor agnostic; Supports VMware, Citrix, Microsoft, AWS, Oracle, and Red Hat virtualization

o OS agnostic; Windows, Linux and Solaris servers as well as VDI instances

o Integrated management; VMware, Citrix, Amazon Web Services

o 30% more VMs per physical host; Increased server consolidation ratios with centralized antimalware

o Tiny footprint on the VMs: 60 MB of disk and 30 MB of memory in non-VMware environments

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Built with Virtualization Built for Virtualization

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Virtualization is another disruptive technology take advantage of your chance to improve security!

o Virtualization needs purpose-built securityo Two approaches today; vShield and Bitdefender o Management must be integrated (vCenter, XenServer, AD) o Avoid YAPS (Yet Another Point Solution)o Future-proof (OS & hypervisor, private & public, mobile)o Traditional endpoint and management architectures will fail

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Gravity ZoneSecurity for Endpoints On Premise or Cloud-based

Simple to deploy, install & manage

Secures:•Windows•MAC•Servers

•Exchange (roadmap)•Mobile (roadmap)

Comprehensive Security from one dashboard

Secures:•Physical devices (windows, MACS,

Servers)•Mobile Devices

• Virtualized Environments(VMware. Citrix Xen, Hyper V and more)

OR

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Control Center Console Endpoint Security (EPS)

The New Business Portfolio is entirely based on the Bitdefender GravityZone Architecture

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Bitdefender at a Glance

Consistent Leader

Quarter 2

/2010

Quarter 3

/2010

Quarter 1

/2011

Quarter 2

/2011

Jul/Aug 2011

Sep/Oct

2011

Nov/Dec 2

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Jan/Feb 2012

Mar/Apr 2

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May/Jun 2012

Jul/Aug 2012

Sep/Oct

2012

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Jan/Feb 2013

Mar/Apr 2

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May/Jun 2013

Jul/Aug 2013

Sep / Oct

2013

Nov / Dec 2

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6.50

AV Test Score: Protection, Performance, Usability (Average)

Bitdefender Eset McAfee Avira Trend MicroPanda Avg Symantec Kaspersky

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Advanced protection through proactive detection

• Active Virus Control leverages advanced heuristic methods to detect new potential threats in real time

• It monitors all application activity throughout the lifecycle of the application processes

• B-HAVE analyzes the behavior of potentially malicious codes inside a secure virtual computer environment

• It eliminates false positives and significantly increasing detection rates for new and unknown malware

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The #1 Anti-Malware Security Technology in the world First security software vendor to receive top recommendations simultaneously from the

most important three key independent organizations in the US, UK, and Germany!

Only security company to receive 14 VB Antispam awards in a row

BitDefender protects more than 500 million people worldwide (including technology partnerships)

Nine international sales offices with ~ 475 employees worldwide

260+ technical people and engineers in R&D team

Products localized in more than 20 languages.

120 OEM Partners and Growing

Trusted by top security companies globally: F-Secure, G-Data, Trustport, e-Scan, Qihoo, Bullguard, Acronis IBM, etc

Bitdefender at-a-glance

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Questions and Thank-you

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