HIGHLIGHTS
Benefits
High-security effectiveness against unknown threats
Near real-time signature deployment protects from
follow-on attacks
Reduced total cost of ownership
Block files at the gateway until verdict
Multiple engines process files in parallel
for rapid verdicts
SonicWall’s RTDMI engine blocks unknown
mass-market malware utilizing real-time
memory-based inspection techniques
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Read the Solution Brief:
SonicWall Capture Advanced
Threat Protection Service
Discover and stop zero-day and other unknown attacks
For effective zero-day threat protection, organizations
need solutions that include malware-analysis
technologies and can detect evasive advanced threats
and malware — today and tomorrow. Capture Advanced
Threat Prevention (Capture ATP) was the industry’s first
multi-engine sandbox that could block until verdict.
This technology quickly returns an accurate verdict on
suspicious files and can be used across the ecosystem of
SonicWall products.
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A cloud-based, multi-engine solution for stopping unknown and zero-day attacks at the gatewayDATASHEET
2 | SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service
To protect customers against the increasing dangers of
zero-day threats, SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat
Protection (ATP) Service — a cloud-based service available
with SonicWall firewalls — detects and can block advanced
threats at the gateway until verdict. This service is the
only advanced-threat-detection offering that combines
multi-layer sandboxing, including SonicWall’s Real-Time
Deep Memory Inspection (RTDMI™), full system emulation
and virtualization techniques, to analyze suspicious code
behavior. This powerful combination detects more threats
than single-engine sandbox solutions, which are compute-
environment specific and susceptible to evasion.
The solution scans traffic and extracts suspicious code for
analysis, but unlike other gateway solutions, it analyzes a
broad range of file sizes and types. Global-threat intelligence
infrastructure rapidly deploys remediation signatures for
newly identified threats to all SonicWall network security
appliances, thus preventing further infiltration. Customers
benefit from high-security effectiveness, fast response
times and reduced total cost of ownership.
Features
MULTI-ENGINE ADVANCED THREAT ANALYSIS
SonicWall Capture ATP Service extends firewall threat protection to detect and prevent zero-day attacks.
The firewall inspects traffic, and it detects and blocks intrusions and known malware. Suspicious files are
sent to the SonicWall Capture ATP Cloud for analysis. The multi-engine sandbox platform, which includes
RTDMI, virtualized sandboxing, full system emulation and hypervisor-level analysis technology, executes
suspicious code and analyzes behavior, and provides comprehensive visibility to malicious activity while
resisting evasion tactics and maximizing zero-day threat detection.
REAL-TIME DEEP MEMORY INSPECTION (RTDMI)
Enhancing SonicWall’s multi-engine Capture ATP service is our patent-pending Real-Time Deep Memory
Inspection technology. The RTDMI engine proactively detects and blocks mass market, zero-day
threats and unknown malware by inspecting directly in memory. Because of the real-time architecture,
SonicWall RTDMI technology is precise, minimizes false positives, and identifies and mitigates
sophisticated attacks.
BROAD FILE TYPE ANALYSIS
The service supports analysis of a broad range of file sizes and types, including executable programs
(PE), DLL, PDFs, MS Office documents, archives, JAR and APK, plus multiple operating systems including
Windows and Android. Administrators can customize protection by selecting or excluding files to be sent
to the cloud for analysis by file type, file size, sender, recipient or protocol. In addition, administrators
can manually submit files to the cloud service for analysis. We keep malicious files in our database for a
month before they are deleted automatically. And benign (good) files are deleted within 24 hours from
their analysis timestamp.
BLOCKS UNTIL VERDICT
To prevent potentially malicious files from entering the network, files sent to the cloud service for analysis
can be held at the gateway until a verdict is determined.
3 | SonicWall Capture Advanced Threat Protection Service
RAPID DEPLOYMENT OF REMEDIATION SIGNATURES
When a file is identified as malicious, a signature is immediately available to firewalls with the SonicWall
Capture ATP subscription to prevent follow-on attacks. In addition, the malware is submitted to the
SonicWall Capture Labs threat research team for further analysis and inclusion with threat information
into the Gateway Anti-Virus and IPS signature databases. Additionally, it is sent to URL, IP and domain
reputation databases within 48 hours.
REPORTING AND ALERTS
The SonicWall Capture ATP Service provides an at-a-glance threat analysis dashboard and reports, which
detail the analysis results for files sent to the service, including source, destination and a summary plus
details of malware action once detonated. Firewall log alerts provide notification of suspicious files sent
to the SonicWall Capture ATP Service, and file analysis verdict.
The SonicWall Capture ATP reporting page
displays daily at-a-glance results. Colored
bars on the report indicate days where
malware was discovered. Administrators have
the ability to click on individual daily results
and apply filters to quickly see malicious
files with results.
A detailed analysis report is also available for
analyzed files to facilitate remediation.
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