File Slayer
File Slayer is the technical layer for multi-engine correlation, sanitization, and technical evidence across suspicious files and URLs. Start here when you need the engine details, not the buyer-facing workflow.
WHAT IT DOES
Broader analysis, unified verdict
File Slayer consolidates multi-source threat analysis into one technical layer. Instead of guessing which scanner is best, it handles broader analysis and delivers evidence the Antivirus workflow can route to stakeholders and operators.
Underlying multi-engine correlation for suspicious files and URLs
Technical coverage across multiple industry engines
Optional conversion and sanitization before opening content
Evidence outputs designed for analysts, IR teams, and integrations
AT A GLANCE
At a glance
Who it’s for
- Security teams that need the engine behind Antivirus workflows
- Incident response and threat hunting workflows that need evidence
- Operators who want one technical layer instead of 45 tabs and tools
What problems it solves
- Blind spots from relying on a single scanner or engine
- Slow triage caused by jumping between platforms
- Opening unknown content without a safe handling path
Outputs / deliverables
- Correlated results across 45 platforms with a unified verdict
- Evidence-backed reporting designed for audits and IR
- Optional conversion + sanitization before opening content
How it works
One workflow for files and URLs, plus optional sanitization before opening.
Submit
Upload a file or submit a URL.
Correlate
Run multi-platform threat analysis and correlation.
Sanitize (optional)
Convert and sanitize files before opening.
Report
Get a unified verdict and evidence-backed report.
What you get
The technical layer that produces evidence quickly and reporting that supports audits, response, and the Antivirus workflow.
- •Faster confidence before opening unknown content
- •Cleaner workflows for security teams and operators
- •Evidence-backed reporting for audits and incident response
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Review the engine behind safer file analysis
See File Slayer handle multi-engine correlation, sanitization, and technical evidence. If you are looking for the buyer-facing workflow, start with Antivirus.
What's included
- Multi-engine correlation
- Correlated unified verdict
- File conversion + sanitization
- Technical evidence outputs
