Multi-Vector Virtual Execution™ (MVX) Engine – The MVX engine is designed to capture and confirm today’s cyber attacks by detonating Web objects, files, suspicious attachments, and mobile applications within instrumented virtual environments. It is the leading signature-less technology that can be used across threat vectors to automate the discovery and forensic analysis of malicious code resulting in multi-vector dynamic threat intelligence on attacks specific to an organization.
By exchanging anonymized threat intelligence through the DTI cloud, participants gain contextual visibility of global attacks and can strengthen their collective security with the latest protections and neutralize attacks before they cause catastrophic damage.
Partner Interoperability via APIs and Standards-based Threat Intelligence Metadata – Partner integrations utilize the FireEye APIs to address the network visibility, endpoint validation, and enforcement options needed by today’s organizations. In addition, FireEye will be publishing a standards-based threat intelligence metadata exchange format that enables FireEye and third-party security solutions to interoperate and automate key cyber security workflows.
“Dynamic threat intelligence is critical to combating advanced threats from adversaries that may already be inside your network,” said Mark Seward, senior director of security and compliance at Splunk Inc.
“FireEye is the security platform organizations can rely upon for protection against today’s new breed of cyber attacks,” said David DeWalt, FireEye chairman and CEO. “We have enabled flexible options so customers can integrate our dynamic threat intelligence into their existing security infrastructure to automate the threat response and rapidly neutralize today’s cyber attacks.”
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