Methods to Prevent Information Leakage Using OWCD: Measures for Email Attachments

Ransomware damage is increasing, and the risks are growing. If breached, only a handful succeed in preventing data leaks. Are you implementing measures to prevent theft?

Zero Trust Security: Are you aware that if you don't operate it properly at all times, you could have been breached a long time ago? "Stealth Cyber Attacks": Half of passwords are compromised and intruders can enter freely. Even if you notice suspicious signals later, 80% of them are masked to avoid detection, so you won't realize it at that moment... By the time it gets this far, the probability of a bad move failing is only a few percent, allowing them to do as they please. Did you know that OWCD actually has two uses? One is to protect the core without allowing intrusion. The other is to avoid actual damage by "not revealing anything." In most cases, an attack is not considered successful just by gaining access to the target. Once inside, attackers will scout the system, infiltrate critical areas, encrypt data to halt operations, steal confidential information, or send malicious emails in succession... these actions cause actual harm. For this to happen, the virus itself must communicate with external malicious intruders and be remotely controlled. If that communication cannot occur, even if there is an intrusion, no actual damage has occurred yet, allowing time to detect and eliminate even unknown viruses. Let's implement multi-layered defense with Zero Trust to prevent lateral movement and OWCD to prevent vertical intrusion/leakage. For inquiries, please refer to the related links below.

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