Uncover hidden malware buried deep in your environment
Improve incident response and reduce vulnerabilities
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Existing Security Measures Fall Short in Detecting Unknown & Advanced Threats
Security teams can’t keep up with the volume & complexity of threats
Existing solutions aren’t designed to detect unknown, zero-day malware
Threat analysis requires specialized analysts & takes weeks or months
With CodeHunter,Malware Can't Hide
Examine large volumes of files on networks and cloud repositories and get in-depth analysis in minutes.
Identify zero-day and custom malware threats that are invisible to existing security measures.
Automate the malware reverse engineering process to detect and analyze threats at the binary code level.
Find Security Vulnerabilities You Didn't Know You Had
Automatically identify, analyze, and get actionable intelligence on complex malware threats lurking inside and outside of your environment, just waiting to do damage.
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