Genetic Malware Analysis Technology

Harness the Power of Genetic Software Mapping

Intezer’s Genetic Software Mapping technology is an industry first, applying the biological immune system concepts to cybersecurity. Operating under the evolutionary principle that all software, whether legitimate or malicious, is comprised of previously written code, Intezer’s technology identifies new forms of malware by comparing code to previously seen threats.

Detecting even the smallest fragments of code similarities, security teams can identify malicious code, classify threats to their relevant malware families, and prioritize alerts according to risk and severity.

How it Works: DNA Mapping for Software

Genetic Software Mapping represents one of the world’s most advanced technologies for accurately detecting and classifying modern cyber threats.

Identifying the origins of every tiny piece of code within seconds, Genetic Software Mapping offers an unparalleled level of understanding of any potential threat. The technology dissects any given file or binary into thousands of small fragments, or genes, and then compares them to Intezer’s Genome Database, containing billions of code pieces (genes) from legitimate and malicious software.

Unknown File

Gene Extraction

Code Genome Database Comparison

Identification

Proven technology

Intezer’s Genetic Software Mapping™ is an award winning technology that combats modern threats. Time after time, it was the first to identify the most sophisticated cyber attacks.

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APT detection

Identify unknown attacks, from known malware variants to the most sophisticated APTs

Handle in-memory threats

Mitigate fileless malware and other in-memory threats quickly and efficiently

Threat actor classification

Pinpoint the author behind any new malware by detecting code reuse seen in previous attacks

Intezer’s Code Genome Database

Intezer’s ever expanding genome database contains billions of code pieces from legitimate applications and malware. This enables users to identify code from trusted vendors, as well as from malicious threat actors and malware authors, within seconds.
The database highlights unique code that has never been seen before, critical for detecting new malware written from scratch.

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