CyberQuay, Inc. is a cybersecurity company dedicated to securing the world's most widely used file formats. Our Content Analysis, Disarming and Reconstruction (CADR) technology solutions eliminates embedded malicious content before files are ever exchanged, ensuring every document that moves across your organization arrives clean and safe.
Most security solutions wait for a breach to happen, then respond. CyberQuay takes the opposite approach: we secure the file containers that deliver malware upstream, before they reach their target. This proactive model addresses a disproportionate share of cyber risk at its source, rather than chasing threats after damage is already done.
By shifting protection to where the threat originates, CyberQuay's solutions limit cybercriminals' ability to deliver malicious payloads through everyday files, guarantee the safe exchange of the world's most popular formats, preserve workplace productivity by keeping disruption to a minimum, and reduce dependence on costly, resource-intensive sandboxing and endpoint detection tools.
Our flagship product, FileDNAtm, analyzes the most commonly shared business files, including Microsoft Office documents, Adobe PDF files, images and scripts, to ensure they are free of malware. FileDNA scans, detects, and removes all potentially suspicious active content embedded within these file containers. By sanitizing every incoming file, FileDNAtm prevents malicious content from ever entering the network.

In under of a few seconds, FileDNAtm delivers a sanitized, safe-to-use file along with a detailed report documenting any removed or neutralized code.
Compared to legacy security technologies, FileDNAtm performs this critical analysis faster and more cost-effectively. Unlike traditional cybersecurity products, which often rely on quarantining and disrupt workflows or resource-heavy sandboxing approaches, FileDNAtm provides immediate protection without introducing operational overhead.
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