Intezer Automated Malware Analysis REST API
Intezer automated malware analysis REST API for security teams to submit suspicious files, URLs, and endpoints for automated triage — using code reuse analysis and genetic malware intelligence to identify malware families, classify threats, and provide actionable verdicts — enabling AI agents to automate tier-1 SOC triage, alert enrichment, and malware investigation workflows. Enables AI agents to manage file analysis for malware file submission and automated verdict retrieval automation, handle URL analysis for suspicious URL and phishing page analysis automation, access endpoint scan for live endpoint memory scanning and process analysis automation, retrieve alert triage for SIEM alert enrichment and malware verdict automation, manage code reuse analysis for malware family identification and threat actor attribution automation, handle IOC extraction for malware-derived indicator of compromise extraction automation, access threat intelligence for malware family database and threat actor intelligence automation, retrieve family classification for malware variant and related sample clustering automation, manage integration for SOAR playbook and SIEM enrichment workflow automation, and integrate Intezer with Splunk, XSOAR, ServiceNow, and EDR platforms for automated SOC triage.
Score Breakdown
⚙ Agent Friendliness
🔒 Security
Malware analysis platform. SOC2, GDPR. API key + JWT. US/EU. Malware samples and code analysis data.
⚡ Reliability
Best When
A security operations team wanting AI agents to automate malware triage, SOC alert enrichment, and threat intelligence enrichment through Intezer's code reuse analysis and automated verdict platform.
Avoid When
ANALYSIS HAS WAIT TIME: Intezer file analysis takes time to complete (seconds to minutes depending on file complexity); automated instant-verdict assumption creates incomplete_analysis for verdicts retrieved before analysis completes; automated must poll analysis status until complete. FILE SIZE LIMITS APPLY: Intezer has file size limits for submission; automated unlimited-file assumption creates submission_rejected for files exceeding size limits; automated must check and handle file size constraints. FREE TIER HAS SUBMISSION LIMITS: Intezer Community plan has limited monthly submissions; automated unlimited-submission assumption creates quota_exceeded for high-volume SOC automation on free tier; automated must upgrade to paid plan for production SOC automation. ENDPOINT SCAN REQUIRES AGENT: Live endpoint scanning requires Intezer Protect agent installed; automated agentless-scan assumption creates scan_not_available for endpoint memory analysis without installed Intezer agent; automated must deploy Intezer Protect for endpoint scanning.
Use Cases
- • Automating tier-1 malware triage for SIEM alerts by submitting suspicious files for analysis for SOC automation agents
- • Enriching EDR detections with malware family classification for threat intelligence automation agents
- • Scanning live endpoints for malicious processes and memory artifacts for incident response automation agents
- • Extracting IOCs from analyzed malware for automated threat hunting for security operations agents
Not For
- • Network traffic analysis and packet inspection (Intezer analyzes files and endpoints, not network traffic)
- • Phishing simulation and security awareness training (Intezer is threat analysis, not security training)
- • Vulnerability management and patch compliance (Intezer is malware analysis, not vulnerability assessment)
Interface
Authentication
Intezer uses API key for Malware Analysis REST API. REST API with JSON. Tel Aviv, Israel HQ. Founded 2015 by Itai Tevet, Roy Halevi, and Aviad Hasnis. Raised $36M+. Products: Intezer Analyze (cloud sandbox), Intezer Protect (endpoint agent), Intezer Autonome (SOC automation). Python SDK available. SOAR integrations: Palo Alto XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, IBM QRadar. EDR integrations: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne. Competes with Joe Sandbox, VMRay, and Any.run for automated malware analysis.
Pricing
Tel Aviv IL. $36M raised. Free community tier. Team/Enterprise for SOC automation. Python SDK.
Agent Metadata
Known Gotchas
- ⚠ ANALYSIS IS ASYNCHRONOUS: Intezer file analysis returns an analysis ID immediately; automated inline-result assumption creates incomplete_verdict for verdict retrieval without polling status until analysis is complete; automated must poll /analyses/{id} until status is succeeded
- ⚠ API KEY MUST BE EXCHANGED FOR JWT: Intezer API requires exchanging the API key for a JWT access token; automated direct-api-key assumption creates authentication_failure for requests using raw API key without JWT exchange; automated must call /api/v2-0/get-access-token with API key to get JWT before calling other endpoints
- ⚠ HASH LOOKUP IS FASTER THAN SUBMISSION: Intezer can look up previously analyzed files by hash; automated always-submit assumption creates unnecessary_cost for re-submitting files already in Intezer's database; automated should check hash first before submitting file
- ⚠ FILE UPLOAD USES MULTIPART: File submission uses multipart/form-data upload; automated JSON-body assumption creates submission_rejected for file data sent as JSON; automated must use multipart form upload for file submissions
- ⚠ WEBHOOK RESULTS ARE PREFERRED: Intezer supports webhooks for analysis completion notification; automated polling-only assumption creates polling_overhead for high-volume SOC automation; automated should implement webhook endpoint for scalable analysis result processing
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