Malware Analysis
Expert analysis of malicious software to understand its behaviour, origin, and impact on your systems.
Malware is one of the most common and damaging cyber threats facing organisations today. Understanding a piece of malware (how it works, where it came from, and what it does) is essential to effective response and prevention.
Our malware analysis team uses a combination of static analysis, dynamic analysis, and reverse engineering to dissect malicious software at every level. We identify its capabilities, its communication channels, and its ultimate objectives.
Whether you've discovered a suspicious file on your network or you need to understand a piece of malware used in a breach, our analysts provide the detailed intelligence you need to respond effectively.
Our analysis goes beyond simply identifying the malware. We provide actionable intelligence including indicators of compromise (IOCs), YARA rules, and recommendations for detection and prevention.
Types of Malware We Analyse
From commodity threats to nation-state tools, we have the capability to analyse any type of malicious software.
Ransomware
Analysis of ransomware strains to understand encryption methods, identify decryption possibilities, and trace the attack vector.
Trojans & RATs
Investigation of remote access trojans and backdoors to understand their capabilities, persistence, and command-and-control infrastructure.
Rootkits
Deep analysis of rootkits that hide at the operating system or firmware level, often invisible to standard security tools.
Spyware & Keyloggers
Identification and analysis of surveillance software designed to steal credentials, capture keystrokes, and exfiltrate sensitive data.
Fileless Malware
Investigation of advanced threats that operate entirely in memory, leaving no traditional file-based indicators of compromise.
APT Toolkits
Analysis of sophisticated toolkits used by Advanced Persistent Threat groups, including custom exploits and evasion techniques.
How We Analyse Malware
Static Analysis
Examine the malware without executing it: file headers, strings, imports, and code structure to identify capabilities.
Dynamic Analysis
Execute the malware in a controlled sandbox environment to observe its runtime behaviour and network activity.
Reverse Engineering
Disassemble and decompile the malware to understand its inner workings, algorithms, and evasion techniques.
Intelligence Report
Deliver a comprehensive report with IOCs, YARA rules, and actionable recommendations for detection and prevention.