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ICS MALWARE SANDBOX

January 22, 2019

Industrial Control System (ICS) and IIoT networks require specialized security capabilities because traditional IT sandboxes cannot “explode” or run ICS malware. Traditional IT malware sandboxes provide an environment in which malware is allowed to roam free so that its behavior and payloads can be studied. VirusTotal, for example, has been around for years and provides a valuable resource by allowing analysts to upload suspected malware to a cloud-based environment, where they can then observe whether commercial anti-malware programs detect the malware, without suffering ill effects.

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PSW GROUP

PSW GROUP is one of the leading full service providers for Internet solutions with focus on Internet security in Germany. The company offers solutions for certificates, signatures, encryption, and authentication for both web usage and email communication. The extensive portfolio includes SSL certificates, code signing certificates, S/MIME certificates, and De-mail. As partner of all well-known certificate authorities, PSW GROUP has the suitable solution for each use case.

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ICS MALWARE SANDBOX