Static Malware Analysis
Examine malware files, binaries, metadata, strings, imports, packing, and code characteristics without executing the sample.
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Deep analysis of suspicious files, payloads, binaries, and malicious code.
Combine static inspection with controlled execution to understand malware behavior.
Uncover hidden functionality, attack techniques, persistence, and evasion mechanisms.
Extract IOCs and malware insights to strengthen detection, threat hunting, and response.
Pluto Security provides advanced malware analysis services to help organizations understand how malicious files, code, and payloads operate. Our approach combines static malware analysis, dynamic malware analysis, behavioral analysis, and malware reverse engineering to uncover capabilities, attack techniques, persistence mechanisms, and potential risks. We also extract actionable threat intelligence and indicators of compromise to help improve malware detection, threat hunting, incident response, and overall security defenses.
Examine malware files, binaries, metadata, strings, imports, packing, and code characteristics without executing the sample.
Analyze malware in a controlled environment to observe processes, file changes, registry activity, network connections, and other runtime behavior.
Identify persistence mechanisms, evasion techniques, execution patterns, and malicious behaviors to understand how a sample may operate in a target environment.
Deconstruct malicious binaries and code to uncover hidden functionality, attack techniques, capabilities, and internal logic.
Analyze DNS requests, network traffic, domains, IP addresses, URLs, and command and control activity associated with malware samples.
Extract hashes, domains, IPs, files, and other indicators of compromise to support detection engineering, threat hunting, and incident response.
We safely isolate suspicious files and activity for detailed examination.
Analysts study behavior to learn what the threat actually does.
We trace the source, scope, and full impact of the intrusion.
Findings support containment with solid, evidence backed conclusions you can trust.
Recommendations help you prevent the same threat from returning later.
Malware Analysis for US Organizations
Our analysts isolate and study suspicious activity, then trace its source, scope, and full impact.
Pluto Security provides expert malware analysis and security investigation services to uncover suspicious file behavior, indicators of compromise, and potential attack activity. Our specialists analyze how malware operates, what systems it targets, and what evidence it leaves behind. Findings provide actionable intelligence to support incident response, threat hunting, compromise assessment, and stronger detection capabilities, helping security teams investigate threats faster and respond with greater confidence.
Our specialists analyze suspicious files and activity to determine malicious behavior, intent, and potential impact.
Experts examine malware behavior to identify persistence, communication, execution, and system impact techniques.
Investigation results provide indicators and insights that can strengthen detection, hunting, and response capabilities.
Malware findings help security teams understand incidents and make informed containment and remediation decisions.
Determine how suspicious malware operates and potentially affects organizational systems.
Extract useful indicators supporting detection, investigation, and threat hunting activities.
Provide technical intelligence helping responders understand and contain malicious activity.
Assess how malware could affect systems, accounts, applications, or sensitive information.
Use malware insights to strengthen defensive monitoring and detection capabilities.
Connect malware findings with potentially associated attacks, infrastructure, or compromise indicators.
Apply investigation findings to improve endpoint, network, and application defenses.
Give security teams evidence based insights for making informed response decisions.
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