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We found a malware sample that used a very peculiar technique—utilizing a legitimate application inherent to Windows, but a very old rendition of Windows.
When attackers want in, they don’t always break down the door—malware can let them sneak in through mouse holes you didn’t even know existed. Attackers aren’t shy about throwing countless tricks at you—viruses, trojans, worms, and more—hoping to catch your organization off guard. Our malware guide shows you how to shut down those infiltration paths before they ever become a crisis.
What is a Malware Attack? A Crash Course in Digital Mayhem
Our introduction to malware shows you the core concepts: what malware actually does, how it spreads, and how even a small misstep can open the door to a major breach.
Top 10 Types of Malware Businesses Should Be Aware of
From ransomware to keyloggers, get modern examples of malware, see what malicious programs are most active in 2025, and learn why they pose serious threats to companies of every size.
Malware Statistics You Can’t Ignore
Get a glimpse of real data behind malware incidents, including trends from the last decade. If you think, “It won’t happen to us,” you might want to check the numbers.
How to Prevent Malware Attacks
Build a proactive defense with layered security measures, employee education and training, and continuous monitoring of potential infiltration paths.
How to Stop Malware Attacks with a Security-First Culture
When an attack does slip through, speed matters. Learn how to detect malware and respond fast, contain the threat, and keep your business running with minimal damage.
See exactly how continuous monitoring plus expert threat hunting can keep intruders at bay. We’ll help you chase down suspicious behavior, isolate infected machines, and make sure you don’t become a cautionary tale.
