A sandbox is an isolated environment where untrusted code, such as malware or suspicious software, can be executed without putting the surrounding system at risk. This controlled environment allows for safe testing and analysis of potentially malicious code, providing a secure space to study and understand the behavior of unknown threats. By containing the execution of untrusted code, sandboxes help prevent system compromise and facilitate incident response and threat intelligence efforts.
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The aim of this room is to provide SOC analysts with steps to determine whether suspicious content (files or traffic) is malicious or not. It will cover the basics of malware, how to start analyzing it, and different analysis methods, as well as resources for further assistance.
