Video Resources
Bromium Advanced Endpoint Security
Bromium co-founder Simon Crosby describes why detection fails and how Bromium provides enterprise-grade security through application isolation.
Protecting the host from malicious downloads
End-users have become a primary target for attacks using malicious links and attachments. In this example, we show you how the attacker is attempting to breach security by sending the employee an email containing a link for downloading a file. Bromium marks the downloaded file as coming from an external source and opens it inside [...]
Easily isolate downloads and executables so threats can’t escape
Based on micro-virtualization, Bromium eliminates the threats delivered by malicious downloads by isolating every task (link opened) in a micro-VM. Detection is not required - this is pure protection.
How Bromium virtualization provides protection from Meltdown and Spectre
Micro-virtualization can help mitigate the effects of Meltdown and Spectre attacks. Bromium’s co-founder Ian Pratt explains what happens when a Bromium-protected PC gets compromised and how application isolation helps stop attackers from stealing any valuable information from the host.
Ian Pratt, Bromium co-founder, speaks about why Bromium is releasing an update to address Spectre and Meltdown
In these three-part series, Dr. Ian Pratt, co-founder of Bromium, discusses the anatomy of Spectre and Meltdown attacks, how they exploit vulnerabilities in modern processors, and what can be done to prevent damage. This is part 3 of 3.
Ian Pratt, Bromium co-founder, discusses an enterprise response to spectre and meltdown
In these three-part series, Dr. Ian Pratt, co-founder of Bromium, discusses the anatomy of Spectre and Meltdown attacks, how they exploit vulnerabilities in modern processors, and what can be done to prevent damage. This is part 2 of 3.
Ian Pratt, Bromium co-founder, speaks on Spectre and Meltdown
In these three-part series, Dr. Ian Pratt, co-founder of Bromium, discusses the anatomy of Spectre and Meltdown attacks, how they exploit vulnerabilities in modern processors, and what can be done to prevent damage. This is part 1 of 3.
Application isolation protects users from malicious phishing links
Phishing attacks are delivered as links in your emails, chat, or files to penetrate your layered defenses. These types of attacks are ideal for cyber criminals to steal personal or corporate information and build a back door for future attacks. Bromium isolates each browser tab in its own micro virtual machine. Not only does Bromium [...]
Application isolation stops malicious email attachments
Malicious email attachments are sent to employees every day, seeking to expose intellectual property and customer-sensitive information. Even the most benign email can open the door for a cyber criminal. Bromium isolates email attachments from Outlook or webmail without changing the users’ workflow. Bromium application isolation puts potentially malicious email attachments in hardware-enforced containers.
Bromium forensic demo
A quick look at the threat analysis performed by Bromium to help understand the nature of the attack and prevent it from happening in the future