In the NewsDecember 16, 2016

ReversingLabs Partnership Featured in Recorded Future Blog: Hunt Malware and Improve Signature Development

ReversingLabs File Reputation Service and deep content inspection data can be accessed via an extension built into Recorded Future Intelligence Cards.

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In an initial integration, Recorded Future and ReversingLabs, the ReversingLabs File Reputation Service and deep content inspection data can be accessed via an extension built into Recorded Future Intelligence Cards. This provides significant value, as businesses need to regularly 'tune' their defenses and prepare for what could be coming based on reliable threat intelligence. This unique partnership offers the ability for organizations to collect all unknown and malicious payloads to enable continuous incident response readiness: to allow them to unlock their SOC team's capability to write signatures against zero-day threats before any other vendor solution detects them.

As part of this integration, Recorded Future and ReversingLabs are offering a limited time no-charge, two-week evaluation of the value that can be achieved via this integration.

Read the full blog post here:
https://www.recordedfuture.com/partner-spotlight-reversinglabs or contact ReversingLabs at support@reversinglabs.com

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