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Home » Latest News Releases » SecureAge Integrates Artificial Intelligence Powered APEX Anti-Malware Engine in VirusTotal

SecureAge Integrates Artificial Intelligence Powered APEX Anti-Malware Engine in VirusTotal

By: Deborah Schalm on May 15, 2019 Leave a Comment

SecureAge’s APEX engine uses machine learning to recognize zero-day and mutated threats that are traditionally undetectable

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(NEW YORK) (May 14, 2019) — SecureAge Technology, an data security and encryption solution provider for enterprise businesses and end users, today announced the integration of its APEX anti-malware engine into VirusTotal, a Chronicle product, and free online service that aggregates many anti-malware products and other scanning engines to check for malware and malicious content. The submission of files, URLs, domains, etc. to VirusTotal helps to raise global cyber security understanding.

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SecureAge APEX is an anti-malware scanning engine powered by artificial intelligence, designed to extend the detection capabilities of the SecureAge SecureAPlus endpoint protection platform (EPP). The APEX engine provides next-generation endpoint detection alongside other SecureAPlus features, such as Application Control, Application Whitelisting, multi-cloud anti-virus, fileless attack protection and more. To deal with advanced threats like zero-day malware, APEX goes beyond traditional scanners by using machine learning to identify unseen and mutated malware types and variants from day one of their release.

“As part of the VirusTotal network, our priority is to champion the value that the APEX engine can bring to users in keeping them informed and protected from existing and unknown malware types,” said Dr. Teow-Hin Ngair, CEO, SecureAge Technology. “We hope that this integration is also a testament to our commitment to become a major contributor to the overall cybersecurity community.”

As part of VirusTotal, the APEX engine combines deep learning technology to better understand potential threats independent of a reliance on signatures. Within VirusTotal, APEX will target WindowsPE files.

For more information about SecureAge Technology and the company’s approach to creating the APEX AI, please visit: https://www.secureage.com/products/secureaplus/

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About SecureAge Technology:

Placing real security and usability on equal footing, SecureAge Technology is a data security company headquartered in Singapore and historically known for protecting government and enterprise data from the most advanced and persistent cyber threats. The user-centric and simple solutions arising from the SecureAge philosophy offer clarity and calm within the most complex security environments. SecureAge’s patented technologies provide total data protection, leveraging advanced encryption techniques designed to provide the world’s highest level of data security for everyone.

 

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