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I'm Craig Shue.

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I'm a professor of computer science

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at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute

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and CEO of ContexSure Networks.

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Wouldn't it be easier

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if we had security software

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that could tell the difference

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between malicious software

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and legitimate end-user activities?

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Our technology is PEACE,

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the Policy Enforcement

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and Access Control system for End-hosts.

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PEACE is designed to allow organizations

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to understand their networks

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and see all the traffic

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that is originating on their computers.

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What we're doing

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with our approach is allowing

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organizations to see all the traffic

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inside of their networks and to be able

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to make decisions on whether

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to allow something or deny it.

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We change the game by creating software

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that sits on each of the end hosts

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at the organization that asks

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for permission before it creates

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network traffic.

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The benefits of this approach is

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that we'll be able to write policies

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that will allow organizations to be able

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to distinguish between legitimate

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and malicious activities.

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In doing so, we're able

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to beat our competition,

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which isn't able

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to see any traffic inside

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of a local organization's subnet.

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Perimeter defenses miss all the traffic

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that's happening within an organization.

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End-host firewalls don't have the

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detailed information

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about what's happening within the rest

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of the organization.

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With PEACE from Contexture Networks,

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you'll finally be able to be at peace

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with your users and your data.