In an increasingly connected world, enabling workers to access corporate information through a variety of devices – whether on the office network or from a remote location – can dramatically increase innovation, productivity and growth opportunities. But despite their importance, protection for these devices is limited by traditional, signature-based, anti-virus agents that only detect known threats. Given this, hackers are now increasingly targeting devices, especially those at the endpoint, with more sophisticated zero-day attacks such as new evasive variants of cryptowall and cryptolocker malware.