ThreatBreaker Automates Endpoint Forensics
ThreatBreaker has launched a new capability that automates digital forensics on endpoints, initially focusing on ransomware. The system isolates the machine and seals evidence without shutdown.

ThreatBreaker has introduced a new anti-ransomware capability designed to automate digital forensics directly on endpoints. The system aims to halt encryption processes, isolate infected machines, and secure all relevant evidence without requiring the system to be shut down. This functionality operates even in offline and air-gapped network environments.
The technology, unveiled at the Black Hat conference, is designed to detect and kill ransomware encryptors as they activate. It automatically creates a digital forensic "grave" that captures all data associated with the attack. ThreatBreaker states this addresses a critical gap in current incident response, which often involves manual processes and risks data loss.
This new feature provides organizations with a faster method to respond to ransomware threats, potentially minimizing data loss and operational downtime. The automated evidence collection also supports more thorough post-incident analysis, aiding in the prevention of future attacks.
The company presented the solution at a major cybersecurity event, indicating a strategic push to bring this technology to market. It aims to meet the growing demand for more efficient and immediate responses to sophisticated cyber threats.