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To install different operating systems and set additional programs whenever malware doesn’t show up – can be time-consuming and expensive. Thankfully, there is a unique solution that both saves your money and speeds up analysis. ANY.RUN service can do it all. A new trend for detecting and investigation ANY.RUN is a cloud-based interactive sandbox. Analysts use it to detect malware and investigate incidents. Moreover, a large sample database of IOCs and ready-made reports can improve the everyday work of a cybersecurity specialist. The service has an interactive approach to the analysis of malicious content that other sandboxes are lacking. The malware analysis takes place in real-time, and you are directly involved in the process. In a matter of seconds, you get a ready-made workplace where you can run malicious files. There is no need to configure additional tools for logging file events and network traffic. This is what ANY.RUN offers, and unlike many systems, it doesn’t limit you in the number of submissions. Nowadays, it is not enough to run a suspicious file in an automated detection system to conclude that it's secure. Some types of threats (such as APTs) require direct human interaction during analysis. Our toolset for online malware analysis allows you to monitor the research process and make adjustments when necessary, just as you would do when working with a real system. There is no need to rely only on automated detection. A new interactive approach in real-time Let’s have a look at what stands for interactive access in ANY.RUN. During your investigation in realtime you can: • Move and click a mouse, input data, reboot the system, open files – any kind of interaction with the virtual environment is possible; • Change the settings: pre-installed soft set, several OSs with different bit-versions, and builds are ready for you; • Download files and modules; • Research network connections; • Monitor systems processes; • Collect incident indicators; • Get Mitre attack matrix; • Have a process graph. All of these features help to reveal sophisticated malware and see the anatomy of the attack in real-time. 38
A new way to get results faster and easier The interactivity of ANY.RUN allows you to get initial results immediately after starting the task. The whole process often takes just a few seconds. The service is easy for cybersecurity professionals and junior specialists. ANY.RUN makes malware analysis as simple and straightforward as possible for users of any level. Thanks to the user-friendly interface, anybody can start working with the service right away, without lots of instructions. The cloud service allows you to run an analysis on any device anywhere in the world without using your computer’s resources. There’s no need to buy additional servers, software, or hardware. The new era of malware analysis has begun – fast results, tamed advanced malware, not a complicated process of research, and detailed reports. If you want to be a part of it, just join ANY.RUN community. Request a demo version, and get interactive analysis for free! About the Author Stas Gaivoronskii is a malware analyst at ANY.RUN, the first interactive online malware analysis sandbox. He has more than 9 years of experience in the digital forensics field and 2 years in malware analysis. Stas can be reached out online at s.gaivoronsky@any.run and at our company website https://any.run/. 39
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Page 3 and 4: Contents Welcome to CDM’s RSAC 20
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