Malware/Breach Analysis
Analyze data to gain actionable insights and improve decision making for your business.
Malware/Breach Analysis
Analyze data to gain actionable insights and improve decision making for your business.
Introduction
What is Malware/Breach Analysis?
Malware is defined as “a software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. Any software performing malicious actions, including information stealing, spying, etc., can be referred to as malware.” As our reliance on technology and the number of connected endpoints increases, traditional malware variants like a virus, Trojan, or worm will also start to mutate. This gives rise to new forms of malware, which attack your systems in unfamiliar ways, and cause damage without any explicit signal.
For example, this year, we saw the birth of a new ransomware family called WastedLocker that attaches a customized string containing the word “wasted” to each encrypted file. To decrypt the file, the malware originator could ask for millions of dollars in ransom. According to the 2020 State of Malware Report, the total ransomware activity against businesses is at a historic high. It is, therefore, critical that business and the ethical hacking community improve their understanding of malicious software to stay a step ahead of threat actors.
How Castellum Labs will help you find Malware/Files
Malware is defined as “a software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. Any software performing malicious actions, including information stealing, spying, etc., can be referred to as malware.” As our reliance on technology and the number of connected endpoints increases, traditional malware variants like a virus, Trojan, or worm will also start to mutate. This gives rise to new forms of malware, which attack your systems in unfamiliar ways, and cause damage without any explicit signal.
For example, this year, we saw the birth of a new ransomware family called WastedLocker that attaches a customized string containing the word “wasted” to each encrypted file. To decrypt the file, the malware originator could ask for millions of dollars in ransom. According to the 2020 State of Malware Report, the total ransomware activity against businesses is at a historic high. It is, therefore, critical that business and the ethical hacking community improve their understanding of malicious software to stay a step ahead of threat actors.
Our Services Categories
Custom Analysis of Malware/Files
Malware is defined as “a software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. Any software performing malicious actions, including information stealing, spying, etc., can be referred to as malware.”
Incident Forensic and Incident Documentation
Malware is defined as “a software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. Any software performing malicious actions, including information stealing, spying, etc., can be referred to as malware.”
Malware/Incident Response Coordination
Malware is defined as “a software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. Any software performing malicious actions, including information stealing, spying, etc., can be referred to as malware.”
SOC as a Service
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Finally, the analyst does a manual revalidation of the conclusion and reports it with specific advice and mitigation steps.
And critically, our client success managers work with your team on every actionable, using effective workflow collaboration tools, to ensure that both you and us “close the loop”.
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