Eliminating malware for safe file usage
FileWall™ is using odix's patented technology to disarm malicious code from files. The concept is simple: instead of trying to detect the malware, odix generates a malware free copy of the file to the user.
Total protection from known and unknown threats delivered to corporate network by incoming files
odix offers malware prevention through file sanitization based on advanced True Content Disarm & Reconstruction (True CDR ™) technology – delivering an end-to-end solution for both known and unknown malware-based cyberattacks – viruses, ransomware, APTs and Zero-day attacks.
Why companies need FileWall for Microsoft 365 mail?
Over 94% of malware is delivered via email (source: Verizon business, 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report). In general, hackers hide malware in standard files such as PDFs and Office documents to transfer their malicious code and spread it as an epidemic. As new unknown malwares are released daily, they manage to bypass the standard security systems which use detection-based methods for anti-malware.
The problem with unknown malware hidden in files is that not always it’s delivered by suspicious sender but sometime can be sent by trusted sender (i.e. employee within the company) who somehow got an infected file and forward it innocently. In fact, 34% of cyber attacks involve internal actors within the organizations.
Advanced threats require NextGen malware prevention technology
FileWall™ by odix offers an effective plugin based on its patented algorithm for eliminating malware hidden in files. Instead of trying to detect a known malware and block the file for the user, the FileWall™ service disarms malware and provides a sanitized file for safe usage. FileWall™ provides an effective malware prevention solution against both known and unknown malware attacks and handles all incoming email traffic including internal emails.
The FileWall™ advanced attachment security add-on for Microsoft 365 mail includes:
FileWall™ is the only Microsoft 365 native app for CDR malware prevention