1. Security is Broken… Time to Change the Game

2. The Security Industry Is Broken! Employee Data Breach The Worst Part of Sony Hack Missed Alarms and 40 Million Stolen Credit Cards How Target Blew It Insurance Giant Anthem Hit by Mass Data Breach South Korea: Hacking Traced to IP Address in China HSBC Loses 2.7 Million Customers’ Data in Turkey Attack

3. The Security Industry Is Broken! Security Spending: 2005–2014 $70B Up 300% Are breaches going down? Malware/Breaches: 2005–2014 No! Up 400%

4. What Is Going On? Cloud Undetectable, Advanced Threats Mobile

5. What Is Protecting Your Enterprise Today? Firewall  IPS  Gateways  AV 20+ years old No Longer Effective

6. What Do They All Have in Common? Detection-Based Defenses Modern Attacks Easily Evade Detection Defenses!

8. What Is the End Result? The Problem 97% of enterprises breached

9. The Endpoint Is the Weak Link $0 $5B $10B $15B $20B $25B Host Intrusion Prevention Endpoint Sandboxing Application Whitelisting Host Web Filtering Cloud-based AV detection Network Sandboxing 20042005200620072008200920102011201220032013 Sega Writerspace.com RockYou! Living Social Cardsystems Solutions Inc. Evernote CheckFree Corporation Heartland TK/ TJ Maxx Blizzard Auction. com.kr Virginia Dept. of Health AOL Data Processors International KDDI Gawker.com Global Payments RBS Worldpay Drupal Sony Pictures Medicaid Ohio State University Network Solutions Betfair US Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Citigroup Twitter Seacoast Radiology, PA Restaurant Depot Washington State court system University of California Berkeley AT&T University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Central Hudson Gas & Electric TD Ameritrade Sony PSN San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Yahoo Japan Ubisoft South Africa Police Yahoo Monster. com Hannaford Brothers Supermarket Chain Washington Post Three Iranian banks KT Corp. Virginia Prescription Monitoring Program Ubuntu Scribd Sony Online Entertainment Southern California Medical-Legal Consultants Nintendo Ankle & Foot Center of Tampa Bay, Inc. Bethesda Game Studios Puerto Rico Department of Health IT Security Spend JPMC 2014 Target AOL Ebay Neiman Marcus Mac Rumours.Com NASDAQ LexisNexis Neiman Marcus American Express PF Changs Paytime Aaron Brothers Michael’s Stores Sutherland Healthcare Adobe Snapchat Sony NVIDIA Sands Amgen Kmart Home Depot Comcast Capital One eTrade Walgreens Staples Cox

10. The Endpoint Is the Weak Link $0 $5B $10B $15B $20B $25B 200420052006200720082009201020112012201420032013 71% of Breaches Start from the Endpoint Host Intrusion Prevention Endpoint Sandboxing Application Whitelisting Host Web Filtering Cloud-based AV detection Network Sandboxing IT Security Spend

11. Introducing Bromium New Model Uses Isolation Prevents Breaches

12. We Solve Enterprise’s Biggest Security Issues Costly Patching & Remediation Spear-phishing Attacks Secure Web Browsing

13. How Does It Work?

14. With Real-Time Threat Intelligence Real-time Threat Intelligence

15. Bromium’s Major Benefits Protect Users Anywhere Transform false alerts, patching, & remediation Prevent Endpoint Breaches Click on Anything, Anywhere

16. Education Hi-Tech Medical Banking Retail Manufacturing Legal Business Services/ Consulting Pharma Media Government Energy Who Has Deployed Bromium?

17. Prevent Breaches. Isolate Threats.

18. Thank You