"Ten consultants connected to our network at 8:00am – by 8:30 Damballa Failsafe indicated that five of their machines had credential stealing malware communicating with criminal C&C. By 8:45 all 10 consultants were off our network and out of our building."
Director of Security, Major International Bank
"Damballa continues to find dangerous threats in our network that are going undetected by the rest of our security solutions."
CISO, Fortune 50 Technology Company
"With Damballa we are finding twice the number of infections in half the time, allowing our small team to focus on policy and defensive measures, and our help desk now handles first level response and remediation."
Director of IT Security, Large State University
"Damballa is turning the notion of network security "inside out". By detecting the internet-bound criminal communication of malware infected devices they are finding the threats that our prevention solutions miss."
CISO, Fortune 100 Company
"Damballa has become an essential layer in our defense-in-depth infrastructure by providing unique visibility into our environment."
VP of Security, Raymond James Financial
"Damballa provides us with a unique solution to defend against the silent threat of botnets and advanced malware."
CISO, Vanderbilt University
"Based on Damballa's unique ability to detect unknown and previously undetected threats, I would think every Fortune 500 company would want it as part of their defense in depth strategy."
Richard Stiennon, Lead Analyst IT Harvest
"Advanced detection of malicious domain abuse could be the only way of staying ahead of this threat. Damballa is doing something special."
Kenneth A. Minihan, Lt. Gen, USAF (ret) and former
Director, National Security Agency
"Pairing internal controls with external intelligence – like command-and-control activity with the DNS hierarchy - is the game-changing shift that will take enterprise security to the next level."
Ted Julian, co-founder of Arbor Networks, and former analyst
Forrester Research and Yankee Group
"Being able to detect the criminal infrastructure in its early days, as it is being set up and long before the actual attacks are launched, gives businesses a fighting chance at staying ahead of these threats."
Eric Ogren, principal analyst of The Ogren Group