Malware Analysis Platform

Get clear classification for your threats in seconds

A security analyst’s Swiss Army knife

Intezer Analyze quickly classifies malware and unknown files making it an indispensable analyst tool.

Does it contain malicious code?

What specific type of threat is it?

Is the threat similar to a previously handled incident?

How do I respond?

Empowering Security Analysts

in All Stages of the Response Cycle

Triage

Eliminate false positives: Highlight only malicious or unique software
Rapid endpoint triage and memory analysis

Malware Analysis

Quickly classify suspicious & malicious files
Quickly assess risk: Differentiate between adware and a nation-state attack
Avoid duplicate work: Understand if you are dealing with a similar threat your team dealt with previously

Remediation

Quickly determine malware family to speed up remediation
Tailor response: Classify malware to dictate the appropriate response

Threat Intelligence

Know what adversaries are targeting you to make more efficient security decisions and investments

See it in Action

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Today’s malware analysis solutions rely heavily on behavioral analysis and signature-based techniques but they often struggle to provide context, leaving you with unanswered questions.

Intezer classifies cyber attacks by divulging their code origins. Detecting code reuse and similarities between threats results in a much deeper understanding of any unknown or malicious file.

The Code Doesn’t Lie

Unknown code

Extracting genes

Code genome database containing billions of genes

Identifying origins of software by detecting code reuse & similarities

Malicious

Emotet Malware

Trusted

Microsoft

Unknown code

Extracting genes

Code genome database containing billions of genes

Identifying origins of software by detecting code reuse & similarities

Intezer Analyze for Government and National Security

CERTs and government agencies face a profusion of highly sophisticated threats. Expert tools are required to conduct forensics, deep malware analysis, and reverse engineering among other high priorities.

Intezer is trusted by government agencies and similar organizations to address their greatest
cybersecurity concerns: