Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR): OPSWAT Deep CDR
Attacker in the middle?
Content Disarm and Reconstruction targets Trojans
CDR tested for removal of known and unknown threats
SE Labs tested OPSWAT Deep CDR against targeted attacks using file-based threats. These attacks are designed to compromise systems and penetrate target networks by hiding threats inside files that appear to be innocent.
Testers hid threats inside a variety of common file formats, such as office documents, web pages and archive files.
Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) vs. hidden threats
These files were assessed by the CDR system, which attempted to remove known and unknown threats. The results show the extent to which the threat prevention system achieved that goal accurately.
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