How does Polyscripting for WordPress work?

Join us for a technical deep dive on:
- What is a Fileless Attack and why is it so dirty?
- How exploits circumvent common countermeasures
- DEMO 1: NGINX Attack – see an exploit circumvent all the common countermeasures
- Polymorphing for Linux and Open Source
- DEMO 2: SSH Attack: exploiting a buffer overflow – watch a live attack without Polymorphing, then with Polymorphing.
- Deep dive on Polymorphing and the underlying technology
- DEMO 3: See a live Boothole vulnerability attack then we’ll disassemble and analyze a Polymorphed program

Learn more about:
•What is a Fileless Attack and why is it so dirty?
•What are some common counter measures, and why don’t they work?
•DEMO 1: NGINX Attack – see an exploit circumvent all the common countermeasures

Find out how you can secure your Linux systems against memory exploits and reduce the strain of patching on your IT team with Polymorphing for Linux. Join Alex as he explains more about this ground-breaking technology. Available for all versions of Enterprise Linux including Red Hat, SUSE, and Canonical (Ubuntu).

Join Pete Jarvis VP of Business at Polyverse where he reviews the state of cloud security for Linux Applications and what you can do to secure your critical data and systems when moving to the cloud.

Learn more about fileless attacks and why they are a major threat to your system security

Join Rui Maximo as he and Dan Elder from Novacoast give insight into how Polyverse and SUSE are providing an innovative way of helping protect government and enterprise customers against zero-day attacks.

Join Pete Jarvis VP of Business at Polyverse where he reviews the state of cloud security and what you can do to secure your systems when moving to the cloud.

Join Archis Gore, CTO of Polyverse where he discusses the class of attacks that gave us Spectre and Meltdown and why three years later they are still a cybersecurity threat.

Find out how you can secure your Linux systems against memory exploits and reduce the strain of patching on your IT team with Polymorphing for Linux. Join Pete as he explains more about this ground-breaking technology. Available for all versions of Enterprise Linux including Red Hat, SUSE, and Canonical (Ubuntu).

Today, all hackers have access to the same WordPress and plugin source code that you do. These are exact blueprints from which they craft exploits that are then deployed over thousands of WordPress sites. The numbers don’t lie, 90% of all hacked CMS sites in 2018 were built on WordPress and 70% of current WordPress installations are vulnerable to known (and patched) issues. This puts decision-makers at odds: security teams discourage WordPress usage while content owners want the benefits it brings.
Polyscripting for WordPress represents a paradigm shift in cybersecurity protection. It completely prevents malicious code execution with no impact to program functionality or performance.
Join Blue as she explains how Polyscripting works

One of the common challenges with Wordpress, without argument, is that of constant code-injection attacks. Whether it is in core PHP, Wordpress, Shared libraries or plugins. The challenge is pervasive and frequent. Despite a plethora of solutions for code-signing, validation, static analysis, reviews, testing, fuzzing, etc., the fact that code-injections continue to happen with such frequently means that a new approach is needed.
Polyscripting is a ground-breaking technology from Polyverse that fundamentally scrambles the very Programming Language of PHP itself on every start-time, and transforms all closure of WordPress code (including plugins) that conforms to this New Language.

See an unprotected system fail and a polymorphed system succeed in protecting Linux against memory based attacks.

Join Alex Gounares, CEO of Polyverse as he talks about Cybersecurity and what triggered him to found Polyverse. He'll delve into some of Polyverse's ground-breaking cyber-technology that is already providing Government and Enterprises with some of the most comprehensive Linux security available.

Ron Nixon is Vice President for Global Defense and Government at Polyverse, where he is responsible for Public Sector growth and engagement. Prior to Polyverse, Ron held senior technical management and CTO roles with General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), CSRA and NES Associates where established and maintained IT and cybersecurity solutions and practices in customer enterprises for commercial, defense and government markets. Before that Ron served 23 years in the US Army conducting IT and cyber operations for Joint, Special and Conventional operators.