It is irrefutable that cyber attacks are (1) growing in number, (2) exploiting vulnerabilities in current computer hardware and software, and (3) especially targeting the users and their devices, the endpoint. Given the increasing trend in remote business activity, personal reliance on our various devices, the Dark Web and ransomware attacks, cybercrime is more profitable than ever. Once the attacker experiences one success with an attack method, the method is extensively repeated.

The emphasis on device use - convenience, efficiency, scope of activity with hundreds of available applications  - makes it more important than ever to proactively protect the device with methods and solutions that keep the cyberattack from accessing and exploiting device software, architecture and internal system resources.

That's where we come in.