Do ESET’s Endpoint solutions use static or generic detection of malware?Neither; ESET Machine Learning neural network alone is able to determine the maliciousness of the code/file.Both; detection types range from very specific hashes to complex behavioral detections.Generic detections only; static detections are now obsolete and not in use anymore.Static detections only; combination of cloud-based LiveGrid and local Reputation & Cache.

What are ESET DNA Detections based on?Hashes of the executable – SHA1 of the file is confronted with a huge ESET DNA blacklist.Behavior – deep analysis of the code extracts “genes” responsible for its behavior.Signature – DNA Detections check the validity of the signature and how trustworthy the signer is.Use of obfuscation – whenever an executable appears as obfuscated, it is detected by

Which of these technologies performs generic (behavior-based) detections?ESET LiveGridESET Botnet ProtectionESET Virus Signature DatabaseESET DNA Detections

ESET’s Advanced Memory Scanner……scans executables not only in the filesystem but also in the Read-Only Memory.…performs code analysis of running processes.…is a component for pre-execution scanning of all files.…automatically scans newly connected removable media.

What is the main function of ESET LiveGuard Advanced?To collect real time events from all the endpoints where ESET Endpoint solution and ESET LiveGuard Advanced agent are installed and enabled.To provide another layer of security for ESET solutions like Mail Security and Endpoint products by utilizing a cloud-based sandboxing.To find, clean and remove malicious threats from file and mail servers.To proactively notify security teams of the most recent targeted attacks and command & control (C&C) servers that have occurred elsewhere.

Malicious software or code that typically damages, takes control of, or collects information from an infected endpoint is known as:1 pointExploitMalwareVulnerabilityAnti-Virus