Cyware Sandbox Service: Bring Deep Malware Analysis Inside Your Threat Intel Workflows

Why Traditional Sandboxing Falls Short

Sandbox detonation is an integral part of modern cyber threat intelligence operations. Analysts rely on the behavioral evidence and freshly minted Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) that only a controlled execution environment can reveal. The resulting hashes, network beacons, and MITRE ATT&CK‑mapped techniques become the raw fuel that powers enrichment, correlation, and proactive hunting across the SOC. 

However, most third‑party sandboxes sit outside the threat intelligence platform workflow. Teams detonate a file, wait for a report, then manually paste findings back into their TIP or SIEM. Valuable context gets lost, dwell time increases, and sensitive malware samples often leave the security perimeter at the very moment you need tight control and speed.

A Privacy‑first Sandbox That Lives in Cyware Intel Exchange

Cyware Sandbox Service runs within customers’ Private Communities in Cyware Intel Exchange. Suspicious files and URLs remain under your control while CAPE and Triage engines spin up virtual environments for Windows, Linux, or Android to record behavior, extract IOCs, and map MITRE ATT&CK techniques. Results flow straight into the same investigation canvas you already use for enrichment, correlation, and automated actions.

What it Delivers

• Multi‑engine analysis: CAPE and Triage engines return both behavioral and static telemetry for broader malware coverage.
• Flexible VM profiles: Choose Windows, Linux, or Android images, toggle internet access, and fine‑tune run‑time parameters.
• Privacy‑first detonation: Malicious samples execute entirely inside your isolated environment in Cyware Intel Exchange Private Communities.
• Customizable detonation parameters: Specify file‑open commands, reboot cycles, and capture length to surface deeper behaviors.
• IOC extraction & TTP mapping: Hashes, network indicators, configs, and PCAPs are auto‑extracted and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques for instant context.
• Rich artifact output: Get memory dumps, dropped binaries, screenshots, videos, and full HTML reports.
• Advanced metadata & signature matching: Correlates behavior against known malware signatures and gives visibility into C2 domains, HTTP requests, and extracted configurations for faster triage.

Four Quick Wins with Cyware Sandbox Service

• IOC enrichment at speed: Detonate a file from a Cyware Intel Exchange investigation and see hashes, domains, and TTPs added to the same record in seconds.
• Faster detection engineering: Use extracted network traffic and dropped binaries to write targeted SIEM rules or EDR watchlists.
• Threat hunting fuel: Replay PCAPs to uncover additional C2 infrastructure and pivot to related campaigns.
• No context switching: Analysis, enrichment, and sharing all happen natively within Cyware Intel Exchange, eliminating extra consoles and manual copy‑paste.

Get Started Today

Cyware Sandbox Service is available as part of the Cyware Intelligence Suite. Existing Cyware Intel Exchange users who would like to learn more about adding sandbox capabilities can speak with their Cyware representative to explore available options. New to Cyware? Book a demo to discover how the Cyware Intelligence Suite helps you operationalize threat intelligence in days, combining native malware sandboxing, exposure management, curated threat feeds, and a fully automated threat intelligence platform within a single, unified workflow.