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Haggai Yedidya: CEO
Neriya Ohana: R&D
Cyber DriveWare is a startup company providing enterprises with 2nd tier protection against new malware attacks. DriveWare focuses on protecting the critical aspect of business continuity,
by proactively blocking business disruption attacks.
The company raised seed funding and receives significant interest from market leaders in various
segments, including: anti-virus manufacturers, global banks, mission critical infrastructures and defense systems.
According to the Israeli defense system, "DriveWare is strategic for the homeland security of their nation".
DriveWare currently implements its beta version product in customer premises.
The company won the global accelerator program by Kaseprsky (SSC).
Contact@CyberDriveWare.com
DriveWare develops a revolutionary layer of protection, which diminishes the gap between security threats and existing protection solutions such as for endpoint, data-center and virtual environments.
They specialize in the drive-space: a multidisciplinary set of technologies relating to hard-disk-drives and solid-state-drives (‘drives'), including drive architecture, drive behavior, firmware hacking, ATAPI and SATA Protocols, and low-level OS functionality e.g. drivers and kernel rings 0-3.
DriveWare uses its drive-space technological expertise, to protect against a wide range of cyber threats, such as: The growing trend of targeted attacks, Destructive Malware, Firmware Virus and Ransomware, as well as against Industrial Espionage and APTs.
DriveWare is unique in that it is malicious-activity-centric. Its focus is on blocking malicious activities of malware while maintaining ongoing system functionality.
DriveWare is unique in that it operates in the drive-space, e.g. IO.SYS and ATAPI.SYS filter driver. In the (SATA) low layer, malware is limited in its ability to hide, maneuver or manipulate the system. Regardless of how sophisticated malware can be in the high layers (e.g. network / application), due to protocol standards, malware activity is simplified in the SATA layer, where DriveWare identifies and blocks it.
