Can you Trust Trusteer to do the Job?
The company I work for is in the process of implementing a
Browser based malware protection software from Trusteer. Rapport software from
Trusteer is a lightweight security software that protects customers from having
sensitive information from being stolen. Rapport software imbeds itself in a
browser and searches for security breaches such as:
- · Phishing – when a criminal builds a website like a legitimate site and convinces people to visit usually with a misleading email
- · Pharming – where your PC is spoofed to visit a false site usually when you click on a saved URL
- · Keylogging – when a criminal captures your user-id and password information
- · Man In the Middle - similar to phishing is where a hacker information is being passed through a website using a website in the middle
- · Man in the browser – where malware infiltrates you browser usually as a legitimate add-on
- · Screen Capturing – malware captures your screen shots and passes them along
- · Session Hijacking – a hacker steals the session parameters to gain access without credentials
- · Drive-by-downloading – malware is downloaded from another usually legitimate site.
Our research shows that Trusteer is a product that works well in
these situations.
Does anyone have any experience with Trusteer or know of
competing products that could assist us?
Or/
Has anyone been hacked in a manner
mentioned above....how did you detect it, respond, and prevent it from reoccurring?
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