In 2012, the infamous Shamoon virus targeted Saudi Arabia's oil industry and wiped the data of over 35,000 PCs. Now a variant of this malware, called...
Some fun news! Toyota recently featured OPSWAT's San Francisco headquarters in their U.S. photo ad campaign for the 2017 Toyota Corolla:Source: Official...
OPSWAT today announced the release of their Content Disarm & Reconstruction Report, a unique report that provides examples of various types of document-based...
The OPSWAT Vulnerability Engine now supports native Microsoft vulnerability enumerations, known as Microsoft Security Bulletins (MSBs), in addition to Common...
Technology Partnerships
12 Jan 2017
OPSWAT Partners with SKD Labs to Further Enhance OPSWAT Certification Program
OPSWAT and SKD Labs announced they will partner to enhance OPSWAT's Certified Security Application Program. Together the companies will provide the highest...
Technology Partnerships
11 Jan 2017
OPSWAT Partners with SE Labs to Enhance Certified Security Application Program
OPSWAT and SE Labs announced they will partner to assess the compatibility and overall quality of endpoint cyber security applications. This OPSWAT-SE Labs...
Attackers often use email attachments as vehicles for malware. It is difficult to defend a network completely from such "document malware" without thoroughly...
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