Extract applications from smartphones, quickly detect malicious apps, and perform precise analysis.
Utilizing the machine learning-based Maestro Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Integrated Platform

Maestro Networks, an in-house venture in which Insec Security has invested, jointly conducted technology research, and is in charge of research and development, announced the launch of ‘Maestro Mobile Forensics,’ a mobile forensics solution that extracts mobile apps and detects and analyzes malicious apps at high speed.

'Maestro Mobile Forensics' is a Korean-style forensic product that is a mobile forensic tool that detects and analyzes mobile malware. It can extract apps from mobile phones and quickly detect and precisely analyze large amounts of malware.

This extracts all installed mobile apps from the device and transmits them to the Maestro Cyber Threat Intelligence Platform (CTIP), which automatically analyzes, verifies, and blocks files for malware. Various verification solutions linked to Maestro CTIP are then utilized to quickly and accurately detect and analyze malicious apps.



Maestro CTIP is an intelligent security intelligence integrated platform that can detect, analyze, and block malware using file, IP/Domain/URL, email analysis, correlation analysis, and machine learning analysis flowing into the enterprise. Maestro CTIP integrates with various endpoint, network, email, and web security solutions deployed in-house to quickly identify and respond to threats such as the latest ransomware, advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks, and malware. Maestro supports integration with network and endpoint security solutions from Symantec, Cisco, AhnLab, F5 Networks, Carbon Black, FireEye, and Palo Alto Networks during the file ingestion phase, and with Opswat Metadefender, ZoSecurity, and DomainTools during the file verification phase.

“Maestro Mobile Forensics works in conjunction with Maestro CTIP to help quickly detect and analyze ransomware, advanced persistent threat (APT) attack codes, and other malware,” said Jong-kwang Kim, CEO of Insec Security.