With the release of Binalyze AIR v1.8.0, we are introducing network capture capabilities to the acquisition profiles so you can capture both Network Flow (TCP/UDP connections) and PCAP IP packet data directly within the AIR platform. This upgrade brings significant advantages by further consolidating all your digital forensics activities into one solution and collaborative platform that delivers automation to save you time, reduce your costs and increase efficiency.
Binalyze, the leading provider of advanced Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) solutions, today announced it has raised €1.5 million in pre-seed funding led by Earlybird Digital East Fund. The funding will be used to accelerate the company’s growth and expansion across the US and Europe.
Being agile in dealing with, and handling, digital evidence is of great use when an incident happens. It is helpful to have a document that will clearly state the types of digital evidence required by a court or your internal compliance department, and how to collect them.
It’s 4 AM, and you’re in the midst of a blissful dream, sipping sangrias on a sun-kissed beach along the South coast. Everything is perfect until your phone erupts with a critical alert.
Once you complete a risk assessment of all your business operations, you can proceed to the second step of the forensic readiness plan which is identifying all types and sources of digital evidence in your organization.
We have released a FREE version of DRONE that scans the machine against indicators of the Print Nightmare exploit (CVE-2021-34527) and applies a workaround of stopping Spool Service so that even if the machine is unexploited now, future attempts of exploitation would be prevented until Microsoft releases a patch for this vulnerability.
Binalyze AIR v1.7.40 is now available. You can update directly from your product (shown below) or download it from the website.
We’re excited to announce the launch of Binalyze DRONE, a transformation to remote digital forensics investigations. This innovative new approach is built for organizations that need to perform agile, efficient, and remote digital forensics investigations.
Binalyze, the developer of the fastest and most comprehensive digital forensics solutions, has completed a rebranding effort in response to accelerated company growth. At the heart of this rebranding is customer-centricity.
Before we dive into how to use the Webshell Detection feature in DRONE here is a quick reminder on what a web shell malicious attack is capable of.
A couple of months ago we released our new DRONE solution, which is set to transform remote digital forensics investigation by giving you the capability to quickly understand your network by acquiring and analyzing data across all endpoints in minutes.
3 weeks ago, one of the biggest breaches happened where FireEye uncovered a malicious campaign that gained access to victims via trojanized updates to Orion, SolarWinds’ IT monitoring and management software. Being aware of the nationwide damages this breach will produce, Binalyze released an initiative where we decided to give support to SUNBURST damaged entities
