Welcome, everyone! We have some exciting news to share with you all. Introducing a groundbreaking feature in Intezer that will change the way security teams analyze and engage with URLs: Interactive Browsing.
Powered by our partnership with browser.lol, Interactive Browsing offers a seamless and immersive experience for securely analyzing URLs like never before. This innovative feature is tailored to support interactive sessions directly from a URL analysis within Intezer, providing SOC analysts with a hands-on approach to delve into and comprehend the subtleties of web-based threats.
How Interactive Browsing Works in Intezer
Through the secure browsing session, you can explore and interact with content on risky, malicious, or blocked websites without the need to open the URL in a regular browser.
When you initiate an interactive session in Intezer from a URL analysis result (under the “Actions” menu), you will seamlessly transition to a virtual browsing session on a dedicated Intezer instance of browser.lol. This transition is designed to be intuitive and secure, providing SOC analysts with all the necessary tools for investigation while ensuring safety and efficiency.
Your Security, Our Priority
We prioritize your security and trust above all else. Before redirecting you to browser.lol for your secure interactive session, we provide a clear explanation to ensure you understand the transition process. This proactive step is our commitment to maintaining transparency and security, assuring you that visiting a third-party site is a safe and informed decision. Importantly, to uphold the highest standards of privacy and security, no data or URLs are stored after you close the session. This means that your browsing data will not be recorded or stored once the session ends, ensuring that your investigative activities remain confidential and secure.
After exploring the website, simply closing the browser session will return you to Intezer, allowing you to continue your analysis with fresh insights and data gathered from your interactive browsing experience.
4 Benefits of Interactive Browsing at a Glance
Intezer’s automated URL analysis provides your SOC team with a wealth of information, including an image of the scanned webpage, whether it is malicious, file download details, and threat classification. When additional information about a suspicious URL is needed, interactive browsing becomes an essential tool for SOC analysts.
- Interactive Analysis: Delve deeper into URL threats with an interactive environment that surpasses static analysis. Interact directly with suspicious websites to solve Captchas on phishing sites, understand attackers’ intentions, and more.
- Safe and Secure Browsing: Visit risky URLs and websites securely without worrying about malware or exploits.
- Ultra Fast Sessions: No need to wait for VMs to power on or deal with slow startup times. Launch a virtual browser session within seconds.
- Seamless Integration: Effortlessly switch between Intezer and browser.lol, enjoying a smooth experience that prioritizes your workflow.
Watch this video to see how it works:
The Future of Security Operations
This feature marks another step towards our vision of transforming security operations. As we continue to innovate, our objective remains unchanged: to equip security teams with advanced tools and AI-driven automation that streamline security operations and empower your team to achieve more with less. Interactive Browsing embodies this vision, introducing a new dimension to URL analysis that is both robust and user-centric within the Autonomous SOC platform.
For more details on leveraging Interactive Browsing in your cybersecurity endeavors, please refer to our support documentation here.
Excited to see how the Autonomous SOC platform can revolutionize your security operations?
Schedule a demo today to experience it firsthand. To delve deeper into our technology, visit our blog post on How Intezer Works.
Former head of a government CERT. Current CEO at Intezer, reshaping the way we investigate and respond to cybersecurity incidents.
