Threatray is a malware detection and intelligence product built around code search and deep code analysis powered by AI and machine learning. It is described as a next-generation malware defense system for malware defenders, analysts, and enterprise security teams, with a second product focused on helping enterprise teams cover blind spots in detection and investigation.
Its platform is presented as a Binary Intelligence Platform that unlocks the intelligence value of malware code, and the company also describes a Binary Intelligence for Endpoint offering. Stated capabilities include advanced threat detection, next-generation attribution, resilient malware detection, family attribution, and malware intelligence. The material also says it can detect, automate, and analyse memory in evasive malware attacks at scale, and that it can find and connect malware families that have previously gone undetected. Threatray further says its models can understand binary code structures that were previously inaccessible and match unknown samples against a rapidly growing database of more than 100 million malware binaries.
Threatray says its team has years of experience developing and applying AI models for deep code analysis, and that its technology and models are optimized to work in realistic settings and have been tested for years in customer environments. The product is delivered through the company’s website and is presented alongside the platform and endpoint offerings, but the supplied material does not state pricing or licensing terms. The company name shown is Threatray AG.
threatray-mcp is a Malware analysis & digital forensics project. It focuses on enabling integration of malware analysis and threat intelligence workflows via an MCP server. threatray-mcp is an open-source project aimed at security researchers and threat intelligence teams. threatray-mcp is open source under the MIT license. threatray-mcp is available on the web and the command line.
Behind threatray-mcp is Threatray, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include MCP server, malware analysis, and threat intelligence. It exposes integrations via an MCP server.
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