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Testing Antivirus with Malwation MSP

MSP stands for Malware Simulation Platform and it’s designed to create sophisticated and customizable malwares on cloud for testing and comparing antiviruses...

Testing Antivirus with Malwation MSP

What’s MSP?

MSP stands for Malware Simulation Platform and it’s designed to create sophisticated and customizable malwares on cloud for testing and comparing antiviruses, endpoint detection & response products, sandboxes.

In this platform, you can select target operating system, choose attack type and specify steps for your malware. Additionally, you are able to select code obfuscator or packer for it.

System will create malware in 1-2 minute. After that you can download and execute it on your test environment.

For demonstration, here our usage guide:

https://youtu.be/Tker80riYAM

Why It’s Important?

Corporations make huge payments for their security operations and products. Antiviruses, EndPoint Security Products and Sandboxes take up a big part of this budget.

It is very important to make right decisions and choose the right product in these annual purchases and license renewals.

With MSP, we offer you to test products under the most difficult conditions for making the right choice in this process.

Testing Antiviruses

In current release we provide 2 programming languages, 68 MITRE ATT&CK techniques, 24 custom scenarios and 5 obfuscator and packer.

By using these features, we can generate malware in different scenarios and we wanted to see how antiviruses react.

As you can see in the table below, we tested 4 malwares, that we have produced by using MSP, on total 15 antiviruses.

If you are an Antivirus company and want to review test samples, contact us.

Contact to get sample : info@malwation.com

Try MSP Platform : msp.malwation.com

Stay tuned.

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