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Zero-Hour Anti-Virus Defense

Ferris Research Product Brief

Companies have invested heavily in anti-virus defense on email boundary servers, email and other internal servers, and on client systems. This highly distributed approach is necessary because computer viruses can enter, and propagate within, an enterprise from a variety of sources.

Despite this large investment, organizations are still vulnerable to email-borne viruses that appear in the gap between their initial outbreak (the so-called zero hour), and the arrival of a matching anti-viral signature. This is typically a gap of some 10 hours.

Recently a number of approaches to eliminating this gap have entered the market, significantly reducing the chance of a rapidly propagating, email-borne virus entering an enterprise during this window of vulnerability.

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