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Uncover Threats Hidden in Encrypted SSL Traffic

Bad actors and malicious insiders are concealing threats in encrypted traffic in an attempt to infiltrate networks or steal sensitive data. Their rationale: if it’s out of sight, it’s out of mind.

It’s estimated that 70 percent of all web traffic is encrypted. That means there are more opportunities to exploit this growing blind spot in your network.

In fact, a startling 40 percent of all cyberattacks evade security tools by using encryption as a sort of cloak of invisibility, according to a recent Ponemon Institute study.

To help you tackle the network blind spot and uncover threats that may be concealed within encrypted traffic, we’re hosting an exclusive webinar examining SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encrypted threats.

Join us as A10 Federal Lead Systems Engineer James Schweitzer discusses the importance of SSL decryption, the security challenges of encrypted data, the potential pitfalls of SSL decryption on a firewall or other point solution, and how to maintain the highest possible performance and scalability without sacrificing security.

This live webinar will teach you how to eliminate the ransomeware and malware blind spot in your network without breaking the bank and without sapping performance. It’s a must-see if your organization relies on encryption to secure sensitive data and traffic.

Register for the Eliminate the Blind Spot with A10 Thunder SSLi webinar now and you’ll also learn how A10 Thunder SSLi brings visibility into SSL/TLS encrypted traffic to ensure concealed threats don’t pass into or out of your network. Thunder SSLi is dedicated decryption solution that decrypts traffic and enables security devices to analyze all enterprise traffic without compromising performance.

To read more about the power of A10 Thunder SSLi, please see our data sheet.

 

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Andrew Hickey
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October 26, 2017

Andrew Hickey served as A10's editorial director. Andrew has two decades of journalism and content strategy experience, covering everything from crime to cloud computing and all things in… Read More