1. A method for securing an electronic device, comprising: accessing one or more security rules to determine a criteria by which an attempted access involving a transfer of content between memory and disk storage of an electronic device will be trapped; based on meeting the criteria, trapping, at a higher priority than all of the one or more operating systems of the electronic device, attempted access of data between memory and disk storage of the electronic device; and analyzing, at a higher priority than all of the operating systems of the electronic device, information associated with the attempted access to determine if the attempted access was affected by malware; wherein analyzing information associated with the attempted access comprises: determining whether a particular portion of the disk storage of the electronic device from which content is to be transferred is a trusted source; analyzing content of virtualized memory written to the disk storage and associated with the attempted access upon an attempted transfer to determine whether the content has been affected by malware, the analysis of the content based upon a memory map and at least one of the security rules; and permitting the attempted access based at least upon: a determination that the particular portion of the disk storage is a trusted source; and a determination whether the content has been affected by malware based upon the analysis of the content of virtualized memory written to disk storage and upon the memory map.