Analyze the most dangerous threats without risking production

Security teams use Replica to detonate malware, examine evidence, and simulate attacks in disposable, fully isolated environments, with complete visibility and nothing left on your network.

LINK ANALYSIS · ENTITY GRAPHILLUSTRATIVE
Entities and relationships surfaced inside one isolated analysis — nothing leaves the boundary.

Break down any threat without risking production.

Cybercrime prevention and analysis means working with live, dangerous material: malware, compromised systems, and active adversaries. Replica isolates that work, so teams can triage suspicious content, analyze it end to end, and record every step, while your systems, network, and data stay protected.

Detonating a live sample or examining a breached host on production infrastructure risks the very network you're defending. Sandboxes that only watch a process miss the full picture. On Replica, analysts get a complete, disposable environment where dangerous code runs in full view, then vanishes without a trace.

SEALED · ISOLATED · UNDER CONTINUOUS REVIEWILLUSTRATIVE
NETWORK BOUNDARYEgress controlled · no inbound
ISOLATION BOUNDARYSeparated from your corporate network
CLASSIFIED WORK
Classified workspaceSEALED
Three sealed layers — network, isolation, classified work — keep the operation contained inside Replica.
Malware analysis environment — detonate and examine threats in full isolation with complete observability and zero network exposure

What teams run on Replica

  1. Malware analysis and sharing

    Detonate malware, extract indicators, and share samples securely with trusted partners.

  2. Digital decoys and honeypots

    Deploy realistic decoys that mimic production, then log adversary activity to gather intelligence on their tactics.

  3. Forensic evidence examination

    Examine compromised systems in full, and preserve evidence in secure storage with an audit-ready record.

  4. Attack chain reconstruction

    Rebuild attack sequences to test defensive controls and document what worked.

  5. Red and purple team exercises

    Run realistic attack simulations without operational risk, and let red and blue teams work the same ground.

Core capabilities

Complete threat isolation

Analyze malicious code in fully separated environments.

Disposable environments

No post-analysis cleanup, and no residue on your network.

Audit and observability

Full documentation and recording for every security activity.

Secure collaboration

Share findings across red, blue, and forensic teams safely.

Workflow automation

Automate repetitive triage and analysis steps.

Managed attribution

Engage adversaries and decoys without revealing identity.

Questions about cybercrime analysis on Replica

Is it safe to detonate malware in Replica?
Yes. Malware runs in a fully isolated, disposable environment with no lateral path to your corporate network. Analysts observe behavior and extract indicators with full visibility, then destroy the environment, leaving nothing behind.
Does Replica replace our existing malware sandbox?
Replica goes further than a process-level sandbox. It gives analysts a complete environment where malware runs and is observed in full, and where forensics, decoys, and attack simulations happen in the same isolated, governed place. It also feeds indicators into your existing tools through an open API.
Can red and blue teams work together in Replica?
Yes. Purple team exercises run in a shared isolated environment where red and blue teams collaborate on the same attack, with comprehensive evidence collection and logging throughout.
How does Replica preserve forensic evidence?
Replica records every action with session logging and stores evidence in secure, access-controlled storage. The result is an audit-ready record that supports chain of custody for investigations and legal proceedings.
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