Kaspersky Research Sandbox 3.0: more power, less hardware

Kaspersky has launched a major update to Kaspersky Research Sandbox, introducing version 3.0 with advanced capabilities for deeper file analysis, interactive threat investigation, and significantly reduced hardware requirements. Designed for security teams and threat researchers, the enhanced solution provides more flexibility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in detecting and analyzing modern cyber threats.

Kaspersky Research Sandbox has been developed directly out of the company’s in-lab sandboxing complex, a technology that’s been evolving for over two decades. It incorporates all the knowledge about malware behaviors acquired through continuous threat research, allowing Kaspersky to detect 400,000+ new malicious objects every day.

One of the key advancements in Kaspersky Research Sandbox 3.0 is the introduction of visual interaction during sample detonation (VNC). This feature enables security analysts to interact with the execution environment in real time, monitor malware behavior as it unfolds, and run investigation tools to uncover additional threat ...