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Why FireEye?

FireEye is a leader in stopping the next generation of cyber attacks, such as advanced malware, that easily bypass traditional signature-based defenses and compromise over 95 percent of enterprise networks*. FireEye has invented a purpose-built, virtual machine-based platform that provides real-time threat protection to organizations across all major threat vectors and each stage of an attack life cycle.

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* Based on FireEye end-user data

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  • "FireEye is the single most effective tool that our enterprise employs to manage our cyber threat landscape. 100% of the time in 100% of our events FireEye has seen some measure of the threat." Security executive at a large U.S. federal agency
  • "There is widespread agreement that advanced attacks are bypassing our traditional signature-based security controls and persisting undetected on our systems for extended periods of time. The threat is real. You are compromised; you just don’t know it." Gartner, Inc., 2012
  • IANS conducted a Return on Security analysis of the FireEye Web Malware Protection System (MPS). The estimated average net total return is $16.5M. This represents a positive three-year return on security for FireEye, including the entire cost of both acquiring and deploying the system. IANS Return on Security Report, 2011
  • "FireEye is clearly the next generation of network security. Their unique signature-less technology is simply unmatched in detecting and blocking this new breed of advanced malware." Director of Security
    Global Financial Services Company
  • "Incumbent defenses fall short…existing anti-malware initiatives are no longer enough." Forrester Research, Inc., 2011
  • "Organizations face an evolving threat scenario that they are ill-prepared to deal with." Gartner, Inc., 2012
  • "FireEye is stellar! We were able to clearly demonstrate what the FireEye appliance was doing for our response times and for our abilities to expediently remediate and protect the environment from advanced malware, zero-day and targeted APT attacks." National Laboratory lead analyst
    Cyber Defense team

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