Addressing the Ever-Evolving World of Cyber Security
Hey there, fellow cyber security enthusiasts! As we all know, the world of cyber security is constantly evolving, presenting us with new challenges every day. Whether we’re dealing with hobbyist hackers or sophisticated state-sponsored threat actors, the pressure is on for internal security operations center (SOC) teams to stay ahead of the game. It’s crucial for us to proactively assemble a strong incident response plan to effectively manage and eliminate any attacks that come our way.
Even at the largest organizations, security teams can feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of attacks that need investigating. The risk of sensitive information being compromised is ever-present, with malware often hiding among false positives like a needle in a haystack.
Detecting and analyzing these threats accurately is key, but it’s no easy task. Even the most experienced cyber security professionals can struggle to fully understand and respond to attacks effectively.
But fear not! What if I told you that there’s a tool out there that can help streamline all of this as part of our incident response plan?
Introducing Intezer Analyze™ – the ultimate malware analysis solution that incorporates code reuse detection. Powered by Code Intelligence™ technology, this tool is designed by incident response professionals, for incident response professionals. It simplifies processes, saves time, and provides accurate reports on ongoing attacks, allowing us to classify and remediate them swiftly. With malware being the root cause of nearly 70% of investigated incidents, Intezer Analyze™ is a game-changer for security leaders.
Removing false positives is just the first step. The real challenge lies in taking swift action against attacks to prevent them from causing chaos within our organizations. Intezer Analyze™ empowers us to do just that, enhancing our defenses intelligently and immunizing us against future threats.
Ari manages the team responsible for the genetic algorithm behind Intezer’s code genome database. In his role as VP of Research, Eitan leads the company’s malware hunting and investigation operations, analyzing threats and publishing information about new APTs. Eitan began his career as a security researcher for the Israeli Defense Force (IDF). He quickly became Head of the IDF’s cyber incident response team (IDF CERT), honing his expertise in incident response, malware analysis, and reverse engineering. Eitan has presented his research at several government and information security events, including AVAR, BSidesTLV, CyberTech, Hack.lu, Hacktivity, Infosec, IP EXPO, Kaspersky SAS, and the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST).
