Now Featuring 32-bit and 64-bit Support for Windows 7 and 8, Leads the Automated Malware Analysis Market.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n LAS VEGAS, July 29, 2013 \u2013 <\/b>Norman Shark<\/a>, the global security leader in malware analysis solutions for enterprises, service providers and government entities, announced today Malware Analyzer G2<\/a> (MAG2) version 4.0, which provides industry-leading hybrid analysis, and Network Threat Discovery version 5.1 (NTD), a cyberattack discovery system that automatically collects and detects malicious files that have slipped past traditional security nodes.<\/p>\n \u201cNorman Shark continues to improve the performance of its MAG2 malware forensic solution, it remains the industry standard for organizations eager for the most comprehensive approach for detecting today\u2019s myriad malware threats,\u201d said Christophe Birkeland, Norman Shark\u2019s chief technology officer.\u00a0 \u201cA single\u00a0MAG2 v4.0 appliance is capable of analyzing over 50,000\u00a0samples per day, meeting the needs of any corporation, utility or government entity.\u201d<\/p>\n Demos of Norman Shark\u2019s updated MAG2 solution will be available at Black Hat 2013, July 31 and August 1, held at Caesar\u2019s Palace, Las Vegas, in <\/b>booth #321.<\/b><\/a><\/b><\/p>\n Jonathan Camp, senior software developer at Norman Shark, is presenting a special workshop at Black Hat<\/a> on tools and techniques employed by the perpetrators described in the Hangover report, on Wednesday, July 31 in the Milano Ballroom #8 at Caesar’s Palace. Click here to download the full Operation Hangover report<\/a>.<\/p>\n With this new release, MAG2 leads the malware forensics market by offering Windows 8 support as well as both 32-bit and 64-bit support for Windows 7 and 8.\u00a0 Embedded in MAG2 is a seventh-generation award-winning Norman SandBox\u00ae engine.\u00a0 The engine features significant performance improvements and detection-in-the-wild capabilities over previous versions:<\/p>\n Integrators gain increased ability to design back-end intelligence solutions using MAG2 analysis in a new engine mode designed for advanced OEM applications. \u201cThe combination of new platform support, improved performance, increased malware detection capabilities and advanced integration do a better job of meeting and exceeding our customers\u2019 needs,\u201d commented Michael Rosen, product manager at Norman Shark.<\/p>\n MAG2\u2019s new features are also reflected in Norman Shark\u2019s Network Threat Discovery system version 5.1.\u00a0 New NTD features facilitate integration with MAG2 to provide a unified solution for IT security teams.\u00a0 These include collective intelligence, where malware data is shared across installations, plus command-and-control server blocking providing the ability to shut down connections to malicious remote servers.\u00a0 A streamlined user interface includes integrated dashboard views, plus easy sorting, searching and incident status monitoring.<\/p>\n Please click here<\/a> for more information about the Malware Analyzer G2 and its industry-leading Hybrid Analysis that runs suspicious artifacts through the award-winning Norman SandBox\u00ae and concurrently analyzes the code in Norman Shark\u2019s virtualized IntelliVM modules.<\/p>\nUpdated MAG2 Version 4.0 Supports Windows 8 and 64-bit Windows Operating Systems<\/b><\/h4>\n
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