
Yazam ICAP
Conventional Security
Unconventional Threats
Conventional security for third-party applications (such as ● Firewalls ● Antivirus ● Antimalware ● Web proxies ● Secure browsers ● EDR/XDR ● WAF ● Sandboxes) screens for known vulnerabilities and common malware. Yet, these systems often lack the deep content analysis and active neutralization capabilities required to combat complex, polymorphic, or zero-day threats hidden within incoming files.
Risky Pathways
By Third-Party Applications
Secure Web Gateways / Web Proxies, Firewalls/NGFWs, SSL inspection gateways, Web Applications, Managed File Transfer, Storage systems, Email/security gateways, and Custom applications frequently involve receiving files from external entities and integrating them into internal workflows. This essential functionality, however, represents a significant entry point for sophisticated file-based cyber threats.
Main features:
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ICAP (Internet Content Adaptation Protocol) is a standard protocol for sending content from a gateway or application to the Yazam CDR engine for security inspection and modification.
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Any ICAP-enabled gateway can send content to the Yazam CDR engine for analysis and reconstruction.
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No human user involvement in the filtering process.
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ICAP client pushes to the Yazam Engine: ● original files ● policy name ● passwords for encrypted files.
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ICAP client pulls from the Yazam Engine: ● filtering results ● filtered files.
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Isolation between filtering sessions.
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Logging the CDR filtering results.
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Quarantines blocked files and objects.
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Speedy filtering process on standard hardware.
Yazam ICAP
Using the Yazam ICAP (Internet Content Adaptation Protocol) to integrate Yazam's powerful filtering, based on CDR technology, into your Secure Web Gateways / Web Proxies, Firewalls/NGFWs, SSL inspection gateways, Web Applications, Managed File Transfer, Storage systems, Email/security gateways, and custom applications. This solution proactively disarms and reconstructs the inbound files, ensuring that only clean, legitimate content enters your protected networks. It provides a robust defense against embedded threats, safeguarding the files entered by your gateways and proxies.


