1. A method of recognizing malware in a computing environment having at least one computer, the method comprising: receiving a sample; automatically making an initial determination by the at least one computer if the sample is malware using static analysis methods, wherein the static analysis methods include: determining if the sample is malware; in response to determining the sample is malware, predicting a payload of the sample and predicting a propagation method of the malware; and recording analysis results, including payload and propagation, in a central classification database; in response to the static analysis methods determining the sample is malware, using dynamic analysis methods by the at least one computer to automatically make a subsequent determination if the sample is malware; in response to the dynamic analysis methods determining the sample is malware, presenting the sample to a malware analyst to adjudicate the initial and subsequent determinations of the static and dynamic analyses; and in response to the adjudication determining the sample is malware, initiating a response action to recover from or mitigate a threat of the sample.