Sandboxing: Keeping Ransomware and Advanced Threats out of Your Network

Sandboxing: Keeping Ransomware and Advanced Threats out of Your Network

Why is Sandboxing important

With advanced threats rapidly increasing in number and sophistication, a perimeter firewall is just not enough. You need security that effectively detects unknown threats to complement next-generation firewalls and other security devices in your network.

With the increasing volume and sophistication of cyber-attacks, it takes only one threat to slip through security for a data breach to occur. CISOs have adopted sandboxing as an essential component of their security strategies to help combat previously unknown threats.

While attack surfaces are becoming more dynamic due to the rise of IoT and cloud-based services, a continuing shortage of cyber security talent is driving organisations to integrate sandboxing with greater controls and a high degree of automation. 

What is Sandboxing

Sandboxing is an isolated computing environment in which a program or file can be executed without affecting the application in which it runs.


Sandboxing Features

- Address the fast moving and more targeted threats across a broad attack surface.

- Delivers real-time actionable intelligence through the automation of zero-day, advanced malware detection and mitigation.

Coverage across Security Landscape
Architecture working to protect network, application layers and endpoint devices.




Automated Zero-day, Advanced Malware Detection and Mitigation
Native integration and open APIs automate the submission of objects with third-party vendor protection points, and the sharing of threat intelligence in real time for immediate threat response.
Sandbox Malware Analysis
Complement your existing / established defences with a two-step sandboxing approach.
Suspicious and at-risk files are subjected initial analysis with award-winning AV engine, global intelligence query, and code emulation. Second stage analysis is done in a contained environment to uncover the full attack lifecycle using system activity and call-back detection.
Third-party security vendor offerings are supported through a well-defined open API set.


Reporting and Investigative Tools
Reports with captured packets, original file, tracer log, and screenshot provide rich threat intelligence and actionable insight after files are examined.

Once a malicious code is identified, the Sandbox will return risk ratings and the local intelligence is shared in real time and third-party vendor-registered devices and clients to remediate and immunise against new advanced threats.



Deployment options

Deployed as:-
an appliance on-premise,
as a virtual appliance
or as a cloud-based service.

Cloud-Based Sandboxing Service

Cloud Service is an advanced threat detection solution that performs dynamic analysis to identify previously unknown malware. Actionable intelligence generated by the cloud service is fed back into preventive controls within your network—disarming the threat.

Sandboxing Cloud as a service offers an alternate deployment option to hardware appliance options. It delivers the same rapid detection and automated response, but in the cloud. This provides unlimited flexibility to complement any deployment scenario such as distributed enterprise, data centre, and more.