Compare Hybrid Analysis vs. odix

This community platform features various 'how-to' articles and troubleshooting resources related to the Falcon Sandbox platform. You can easily explore these published materials by using the navigation menu located on the left side. Before obtaining an API key or downloading malware samples, users must complete the Hybrid Analysis Vetting Process. It's important to remember that adherence to the Hybrid Analysis Terms and Conditions is mandatory, and the samples provided should only be utilized for research purposes. Sharing your user credentials or API key with others is strictly prohibited. In the event that you suspect your API key or user credentials have been compromised, you should inform Hybrid Analysis without delay. Occasionally, vetting requests may be denied if the submitted information is incomplete or lacks the required full real name, business name, or other forms of cybersecurity credential validation. If your request is rejected, you may submit a new vetting request for consideration. Additionally, ensuring that all necessary details are included in your application can help facilitate a smoother vetting process.

odix's patent technology disarms malicious codes from files. Our concept is simple. Instead of trying to detect malware, odix creates a malware-free copy of the file for the user. Incoming files provide total protection against known and unknown threats to the corporate network. odix's malware prevention technology is based on its Deep File inspection and TrueCDR™, patented technology. These algorithms offer a new detection-less approach to File-Based attacks. Core CDR (Content Disarm and Reconstructions), focuses on verifying that the file structure is valid at the binary level and disarms known and unknown threats. This is quite different from anti-virus or sandbox methods which scan for threats, detect a small number of malware and block files. CDR prevents all malware, even zero-days. The user also gets a safe copy the original infected file.