![]() Deconstructing Endpoint Detection and Response Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) was born. This game-changing modus operandi would have needed an appropriate retort, on the Defenders’ side. Leaving aside the marketing implications, AVs are simply too ill-equipped to deal with sophisticated, high-end e-threats that are engineered to avoid rudimentary, behavioral-based detection. In cybersecurity, there’s this well-trodden saying: “antivirus software is not enough”. ![]() Viruses and worms have survived their own extinction, taking more virulent forms – ransomware, spyware, adware, fileless malware, and many other ‘ware’ that are bound to make you question your digital life etiquette. However, ‘old’ habits die hard (or don’t). Today, viruses like the Creeper System, The Form, Ghostball, or Father Christmas belong behind a digital display case, being no longer able to harm our systems. It was to be the first mention of a ‘self-replicating computer virus’ in history.e Half a century ago, the Creeper System was released into the wild. We, the digital denizens of the Internet, are faced with such intricately-crafted malware, that makes us ponder whether ‘tis better to abandon all hope and disconnect or search for better ways to protect our endpoints and personal information.
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