CodeHunter utilizes automated malware reverse engineering to detect zero-day and custom malware threats hidden within large volumes of files across networks and cloud repositories. This technology provides security teams with rapid, actionable intelligence, significantly improving incident response and reducing vulnerabilities in their environments.
Funding
$5.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Existing security solutions often fail to detect zero-day and custom malware threats, leaving networks and cloud repositories vulnerable. Security teams struggle to keep pace with the increasing volume and complexity of these advanced threats, requiring specialized analysts and lengthy analysis times.
Solution
CodeHunter is an automated malware analysis platform that identifies zero-day and custom malware threats hidden within large volumes of files. By automating the malware reverse engineering process, CodeHunter provides security teams with rapid, actionable intelligence, enabling faster incident response and reduced vulnerabilities. The platform delivers clear verdicts and comprehensive visibility into advanced threats, empowering informed decision-making. CodeHunter integrates with existing security technologies, providing a unified view of threats and response capabilities.
Target Audience
CodeHunter is designed for security teams, SOC analysts, and managed service providers (MSPs) seeking to improve their threat detection and incident response capabilities.
Features
- Automated malware reverse engineering to detect and analyze threats at the binary code level
- Identification of zero-day and custom malware threats invisible to existing security measures
- Analysis of large volumes of files on networks and cloud repositories in minutes
- Actionable intelligence on complex malware threats, including behavior and potential impact
- Integration with existing security technologies for a unified threat view
- Mapping of threats to the MITRE ATT&CK framework
- Cloud-based technology for identifying multi-part malware threats