OPSWAT MetaDefender Core prevents malicious file uploads that are bypassing sandboxes and other advanced threat solutions.
By integrating OPSWAT’s industry-leading Deep Content Disarm and Reconstruction (Deep CDR),Multiscanning,Proactive Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and patentedfile-based vulnerability assessment,you canensurea prevention-based zero-day attack protectionagainst known and unknown threats.
Download our whitepaper to learn more about the most critical file upload security challenges, best practices to prevent malicious file uploads, and the four steps to secure your file upload processes.
Why MetaDefender Core for File Upload Security?
Why MetaDefender Core for File Upload Security?
Maximize Threat Detection
Using a single antivirus engine to protect file uploads is simply not enough. OPSWAT’s multiscanning technology leverages over 30 leading anti-malware engines using signatures, heuristics, and machine learning technology to detect known as well as unknown threats, increasing detection rates of known threats to nearly 100%.
Neutralize Zero-Day Attacks
OPSWAT’s industry-leading Deep Content Disarm and Reconstruction (Deep CDR) technology neutralizes unknown file-borne threats by rebuilding files,removing potentially malicious content andretainingfull usability, supporting over 90 file types.MetaDefenderCore performs recursive archive inspection to detect and sanitize threats in compressed files and prevent archive bombs.
Detect Sensitive Data in Files
OPSWAT’s Proactive Data Loss Prevention (Proactive DLP) can help prevent potential data breaches and regulatory compliance violations by detecting and redactingsensitive data in file uploads, including credit card numbers and social security numbers. OPSWAT’s DLP technology supports a wide range of file types, including Microsoft Officedocumentsand PDF.
Case Study
Upwork receives millions of files a day from clients and freelancers and needs to ensure that those files are free from threats to protect both their own systems and the systems of everyone using their platform. To protect against possible malicious file uploads, Upwork deployed OPSWAT MetaDefender.
Teza Mukavili Head of Security, Upwork
“WithMetaDefenderCDR, Upwork was able to prevent 100% of zero-day file attacks, compared to only 70% blocked by standard AV. All files with active objects are sanitized; 75% of files are processed and ready in less than a second, and 99% within less than six seconds.”
