Lupe is a document security solution based on Content Disarm & Reconstruction (CDR). It effectively blocks document-based security threats by identifying all documents as potential threats, removing malicious elements and security vulnerabilities from the documents, and reconstructing them into safe files.
Core Functions
Eliminate threats and reconstruct documents
Remove potential malware, macros, and scripts from the document and reconstruct it into a safe file.
File forgery and alteration detection
Identify file tampering by checking extension and header consistency
File Integrity Check
Determining integrity and abnormalities through file format structure analysis
Identify and repair corrupted files (optional)
Identify corrupted files and provide recovery capabilities
Supports various compressed files
Analysis and processing of various compression formats and multiple compression structures
Excel Macro Similarity Analysis
Determining whether it is normal or dangerous based on Excel macro similarity
Key Advantages
01. Acquired GS Certification Grade 1
A product whose quality excellence has been certified by acquiring GS Certification Grade 1 from the Korea Information and Communications Technology Association (TTA)
02. Security Based on the Removal of Potential Threats
By removing all potential threat elements contained within files, it overcomes the limitations of security that relies solely on detection.
03. Content Sanitization (CDR Technology)
Reconstructs a clean file by removing security vulnerabilities (malicious macros, scripts, embedded files, etc.) within the file that could be exploited by malware.
04. Flexible Integration with Various Environments
It can be safely applied to all environments requiring document movement, such as network connectivity, web and email servers, and document centralization solutions.
05. Published in the Journal of the Korea Information Security Society
"A Study on the Classification and Restoration Methods of Damaged Electronic Records" Published in the February 2019 issue of the Journal of the Korea Information Security Society