What is GoSecure Responder PRO?
GoSecure Responder PRO is a forensics toolkit that helps reverse engineers understand exactly how malware was executed on specific machines, with the ability to disassemble and visualize the results. Further, reverse engineers can produce reports that demonstrate with granular, fine-grained detail on root cause to define how threats have penetrated and to illustrate to managers how threats will potentially impact other machines.
GoSecure Responder PRO leverages proprietary behavioral engine, Digital DNA, to obtain impact scoring, which helps users in malware analysis and other threat indicators to uncover root cause. The fundamental difference is Responder PRO delivers a consistently updated tool behavioral intelligence source, built on over 3000+ traits, to correlate the analysis performed on a single machine.
GoSecure Responder PRO leverages proprietary behavioral engine, Digital DNA, to obtain impact scoring, which helps users in malware analysis and other threat indicators to uncover root cause. The fundamental difference is Responder PRO delivers a consistently updated tool behavioral intelligence source, built on over 3000+ traits, to correlate the analysis performed on a single machine.
Every element of physical memory can be analyzed with Responder PRO, from the standard process and module details to extensive details on open files, sockets and registry keys. Memory Forensics and reverse engineers can scan document fragments, Internet history, and keys and passwords are automatically extracted from memory and made available.
Responder PRO’s deep malware analysis includes automated code disassembly, behavioral profile reporting, pattern searching, code labeling, and control flow graphing and is based on the company's flagship technology, Digital DNA®. It can analyze both 32-bit and 64-bit memory.
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What is GoSecure Responder PRO?
GoSecure Responder PRO is a forensics toolkit that helps reverse engineers understand exactly how malware was executed on specific machines, with the ability to disassemble and visualize the results. Further, reverse engineers can produce reports that demonstrate with granular, fine-grained detail on root cause to define how threats have penetrated and to illustrate to managers how threats will potentially impact other machines.