DarkPoint puts a powerful set of automated analytical tools at the fingertips of your help desk, security operations center, forensic investigators, and even ordinary users. Novice users can get quick answers about suspicious artifacts just by uploading them and reviewing a report, and experts can dive deep into the technical details and behaviors of advanced threats. How DarkPoint Works DarkPoint scans artifacts for known or unknown threats. Leveraging the power of open-source and patented CyberPoint technology, DarkPoint conducts flexible but powerful analyses of supported file types in near-real-time.

• Signature matching. DarkPoint scans artifacts for known malicious signatures.
• Extraction. DarkPoint identifies, decodes, and saves important elements from each artifact. This saves forensic investigations valuable time.
• Transformation. DarkPoint converts the artifact or its extracted elements into a format suitable for deeper analysis or searching. Where appropriate, it converts the artifact into a readable or previewable form.
• Execution. DarkPoint opens or executes the artifact in a carefully instrumented environment, observing and recording its behavior.
• Summary. DarkPoint loads and distills its analysis into a human-readable report so you can rapidly assess and mitigate the threat.

DarkPoint's Benefits:

• It's easy to use and enables novices and experts alike to identify threats fast.
• Saves time by automating common tasks: virus signature matching, reputation scans, and metadata extraction.
• Automatically executes cutting-edge analysis: artifact similarity search, severity score assessment, non-signature based threat detection, and more.
• Automatically decompresses and extracts files from supported archive types.
• Re-ingests and analyzes new artifacts discovered during analysis (e.g. child malware).
• Allows users to customize analysis workflows to specific mission needs.
• Provides easy to understand mitigation strategies.
• Provides both summary level and in-depth reports.
• Alerting – publish or push results to common aggregation points (syslog, email, web hooks).
• Create and share workflows to respond to specific threats, controlling each step of execution based on analysis results.