Signature
Antivirus- What it checks
- Does this match malware we have seen before?
- How AI defeats it
- Mass-produce variants
- At 10,000 variants
- Anything unlearned passes through
Our MARS engine reverse-engineers every document at the binary level to surface hidden threats. CDR then strips out malicious components and rebuilds a clean file—preserving the original layout and content. The same Detect+CDR architecture protects every content entry point: network gateways, email, and cloud.
AI finds unknown document vulnerabilities on its own and mass-produces variants built to slip past detection. SecuLetter does not judge whether a file is malicious. It disassembles the structure at the assembly level, removes what makes the vulnerability exploitable, and rebuilds the file. One variant or a hundred thousand — the result is the same.
When AI generates 10,000 variants
Technical foundation, threat coverage, and enterprise-grade credentials—three reasons SecuLetter is the right choice for content security.
MARS reverse-engineers every document at the binary level to expose hidden threats—malicious macros, embedded OLE objects, weaponized fonts. CDR then strips out the risk elements and rebuilds a clean, functional file. Even signatureless zero-days can't execute when they've been structurally removed.
Antivirus and sandboxing handle executable files well. The blind spot is non-executable documents—Word, Excel, PDF, images, and HWP. The majority of attacks against regulated industries arrive through these formats. SecuLetter exists to close that gap.
Enterprise security buyers face a common pressure—"adopt this solution, and don't get flagged in audit." Insufficient evidence directly affects performance reviews and budget approvals. SecuLetter provides documentation that drops straight into audit, procurement, and security review.
The same MARS engine secures both the file path (SLF) and email path (SLE). Add CDR sanitization (SLCDR) and threat intelligence (ConTI) as shared modules wherever you need them.
Cross-network file transfer, document repositories, and web upload portals. 309+ formats reassembled at the structural level.
Attachment sanitization, URL rewriting, and content verification before delivery. Deploys in front of your existing email gateway with no infrastructure changes.
Two primary content paths—file and email—both protected by the same MARS engine. Add modules wherever you need them.
Cross-network file transfer, document repositories, public upload portals, financial and government internal networks, defense secure networks, manufacturing and energy OT systems, and secure development environments.
Inline deployment in front of your mail server (on-premises) or API integration with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace (cloud). Attachments and links analyzed in parallel before delivery.
Network gateways, email, web portals, and document repositories—different paths, all protected by the same engine.
Inbound email attachments and embedded URLs analyzed by MARS on arrival. Deploys inline, downstream of your existing spam filter.
Every file inspected before crossing from the external to the internal network. Integrates via SMB, NFS, and SFTP APIs.
API integration with public-service portals, procurement systems, and web applications. Async polling-to-callback architecture minimizes server load.
CDR sanitization runs before files are stored. Malicious files are quarantined; only clean files reach the repository.
MARS is the analysis engine; SLCDR is the sanitization engine. We're one of the few cybersecurity vendors that built both in-house.
Sandboxes need observable runtime behavior to classify a threat. Attacks engineered without runtime behavior are undetectable by definition.
Disassembles file structure at the binary level—without executing the file. Surfaces structural anomalies even when no known signature exists.
Identifies risk elements: malicious macros, scripts, embedded OLE objects, weaponized links, and external template references.
Removes the risk elements, then reassembles the file while preserving the original layout, comments, and link structure.
Delivers the verified, clean file to the recipient. End-user experience is identical to the original.
If a sandbox is watching the security camera footage,
MARS is identifying suspects by fingerprint and DNA.
Government, finance, defense, and manufacturing—a partial list of named, in-production references. Contact your account team for the full list.
NHIS
KOTRA
KOICA
KETEP
MCST
KAMCO
Daishin Securities
BNK Busan Bank
eBEST Investment & Securities
KSD Government, finance, defense, and education. Adoption triggers and operational outcomes—the kind of detail you can quote directly into audit, internal approval, or RFP review.
Behavior-based security couldn't catch threats hidden in non-executable documents.
Malware infiltrating through the public-service portal's file upload path.
Air-gapped network security required for sensitive systems.
Sophisticated email-spoofing attacks. Replaced an incumbent behavior-based solution from a foreign vendor.
Incumbent security couldn't detect document-based ransomware.
Surge in document-based malware drove the need for a Common Criteria-certified solution.
Cross-network transfer of regulatory PDF filings hit detection-rate and throughput limits.
Increase in non-executable file attacks targeting remote-work environments.
Behavior-based solution had high latency and missed evasive attacks.
Email-spoofing malware exceeded the existing spam filter's detection capability.
Run a benchmark with your own files and samples. Deploys inline without changes to your existing infrastructure—results report typically within 3 days.