Authorised security work
Understand unknown software. Investigate malicious code. Test exposure. Strengthen what you can change. Recover with evidence intact.
Choose from six cyber security services spanning software and firmware reverse engineering, private malware analysis, secure code review, penetration testing, security audits and ransomware response. Each service page explains fit, scope, exclusions and outputs before you enquire.
- Written scope
- No public evidence upload
- Service-specific outputs
- 01InspectSoftware + firmware
- 02InvestigateSuspicious artefacts
- 03HardenSource code
- 04TestLive systems
- 05AssureControls + evidence
- 06RecoverRansomware incidents
Active incident route
Encryption, extortion or an intrusion in progress?
Use the incident pathway now. Share contact details and high-level impact only; do not send malware, credentials or evidence through this website.
Six specialist services
Cyber security services by outcome
Select the service that matches the question you need answered. If several apply, start with high-level context and the assessment can be routed before sensitive material changes hands.
Software & Firmware Reverse Engineering
Authorised reverse engineering of undocumented software and firmware: behaviour maps, protocol specifications and risk findings. Not original-source reconstruction.
Malware Analysis & Threat Intelligence
Private malware analysis in a controlled environment. Behaviour, indicators of compromise and a plain-language brief. Samples are never uploaded through this website.
Secure Code Review & Codebase Hardening
Manual secure code review beyond scanner output: threat modelling, exploitable defects and a risk-ranked remediation backlog your engineers can work.
Penetration Testing
Authorised penetration testing with signed rules of engagement, evidence-based findings, reproduction steps and a retest against remediation.
Security Audits & Assurance
Evidence-based security audits against recognised frameworks, with a prioritised, owned roadmap, not a compliance percentage.
Ransomware Response & Recovery
Ransomware containment, evidence preservation, eradication and recovery validation. No decryption guarantee and no encouragement to pay.
Choose by question
Which cyber security service do you need?
The right starting point depends on the decision, not the technology label. These boundaries distinguish the services buyers most often need to compare.
- Reverse engineering or malware analysis?
- Choose software and firmware reverse engineering for undocumented technology that is not presumed malicious. Choose malware analysis and threat intelligence when malicious behaviour is suspected.
- Secure code review or penetration testing?
- Choose secure code review and hardening when source code is available and can still be changed. Choose penetration testing to validate attack paths against an authorised running target.
- Penetration testing or a security audit?
- Penetration testing asks whether a weakness can be exploited. Security audits and assurance examine control evidence against agreed expectations and produce an owned improvement roadmap.
A controlled start
How a cyber security engagement begins
Initial contact is deliberately lightweight. Detailed technical material is handled only after fit, authority and scope are established.
- 01
Describe the decision
Share contact details, the affected technology and the question you need answered at a high level.
- 02
Confirm fit and authority
The appropriate service, authorised target, boundaries and expected output are agreed in writing.
- 03
Perform the work
Analysis, review or testing takes place off this public website under the agreed handling arrangements.
- 04
Use the output
You receive the service-specific findings, evidence or roadmap described on the relevant service page.
Safe first contact
Start with scope, not sensitive material
MalwareAnalysis.app is not a public malware scanner, sandbox or file-upload service. Send only contact details and a high-level description. Do not send malware, firmware, source code, credentials or client evidence through this website.
Services are contracted through Cybersecurity Engineering Pty Ltd (ABN 45 702 088 533).