Malware Analysis

Analyze files Privately and Effectively with RevBits Malware Analysis Service Module.

Augment RevBits Incident Response Service Module with our Malware Analysis Service Module. RevBits engineers track malware at the code level and present customers with all of its capabilities, detailing risk exposure based on compromise and leave nothing to chance.

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Malware Analysis

Incident Response Services

Code Review

Penetration Testing

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Thorough Malware Analysis

RevBits risk assessments detail threats to any network.

Fast Results

Receive a detailed report within 24 hours

RevBits secure portal allows users to upload malware and receive a report detailing how it works, where it came from and if it caused any damage to company systems — all within 24 hours.

In-Depth Manual Analysis

RevBits process results in immediate, improved security for any business

As malware analysis experts, RevBits engineers don't just rely on analytical tools to do the work. Revbits experts manually read, expose and understand the code of any malware sample. This hands-on, manual approach to analysis tailors a remediation solution to help any client.

Real-Time Investigation Updates

Connect in real-time

RevBits secure portal allows businesses to review the status of any investigation in real-time, securely upload sensitive disk images and malware samples and communicate with RevBits experts.

No Sandboxing

Secure sensitive information

RevBits never sends data to the cloud for analysis, helping secure sensitive and proprietary data, algorithms and applications from hackers.

Knowledge built on expertise in malware
analysis and reverse engineering.

RevBits is the cybersecurity firm other organizations turn to for expert malware analysis and remediation tools. Some of the largest companies in malware protection have contracted RevBits to help solve their clients' biggest malware problems. RevBits makes it easy for teams to quickly, easily and securely get the answers they need when examining a piece of malware.

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