"Despite advances in security tools, many analysts still rely heavily on manual validation and analysis. This approach creates friction on every step, from processing samples to switching between tools and manually correlating the findings. Manually dependent workflows are often the root cause of alert fatigue and delayed prioritization, subsequently slowing down response. These challenges are especially relevant in high-volume alert flows, which are typical for enterprises."
"From quick answers to in-depth threat overview, automated sandboxes handle the groundwork without losing depth and quality of investigations. Analysts focus on higher-priority tasks and incident response. Enterprise SOCs using ANY.RUN's Interactive Sandbox applies this model to reduce MTTR by 21 minutes per incident. Such a hands-on approach supports deep visibility into attacks, including multi-stage threats. Automated interactivity is able to deal with CAPTCHAs and QR codes that hide malicious activity with no analyst involvement."
Many SOCs still perform manual validation and analysis of suspicious samples, causing friction across processing, tool-switching, and correlation tasks. Manual workflows increase alert fatigue and delay prioritization, slowing incident response, especially in high-volume enterprise environments. Modern SOCs are adopting automation-optimized workflows and cloud-based malware analysis services to perform secure full-scale detonations without setup or maintenance. Automated sandboxes provide both quick answers and in-depth behavioral overviews, freeing analysts for higher-priority tasks and reducing mean time to recovery. Interactive sandboxing can handle CAPTCHAs and QR codes, revealing concealed malicious activity without analyst involvement.
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