Abstract: A computerized method for detecting malware is described. The method includes conducting a preliminary analysis of characteristics of an object to determine whether the object is suspicious. Responsive to determining the object is suspicious, context information from a plurality of information sources is received. The context information including information gathered from prior analyses of the suspicious object. One or more software profiles are generated based on the context information, where the one or more software profiles being used to provision one or more virtual machines. Thereafter, the object is analyzed where the object is processed by the one or more virtual machines and results from the processing are obtained. The results identify a susceptible software environment including a susceptible software profile and one or more anomalous behaviors of the object detected during processing. The object is classified and malware and an alert is generated.