What the platform gives you
Requirements we hold any network detection platform to before we recommend it.
Protocol identification and parsing
Dozens of application protocols identified and parsed to layer seven, so sessions are described in terms of what actually happened rather than byte counts.
Lateral movement detection
Reconnaissance, remote command execution and directory and authentication attacks are surfaced as behaviour, not as isolated packets.
Threats in encrypted traffic
Session analytics flag malicious activity concealed by TLS or non standard protocols without needing to break encryption everywhere.
Tunnelling and evasion
Data hidden inside DNS, HTTP, SMTP and ICMP traffic is detected, along with proxies and anonymity tooling used to slip past controls.
Command and control tracking
Connections to attacker infrastructure are identified, including domains produced by generation algorithms rather than fixed lists.
Retrospective analysis
When detection content is updated, stored traffic is re-examined, so an intrusion that was invisible last month does not stay invisible.
Full session retention
Metadata and raw traffic are kept for the retention period you set, giving investigators evidence instead of inference.
Policy violation visibility
Cleartext credentials, weak authentication, unapproved remote access tooling and prohibited services are surfaced as findings.
Filtering at scale
Sessions can be filtered across hundreds of parameters, which is what makes threat hunting practical rather than theoretical.
From packets on the wire to a session an analyst can read
Every stage removes ambiguity. Skip one and the analyst ends up reading packet captures by hand.
You own it, we build it
The platform runs on your premises under your licences. We size the capture points, deploy the sensors, tune detection and train your analysts.
We monitor it for you
Our team watches the traffic, triages what the platform raises, hunts on your behalf and hands you incidents rather than alerts.
Controls that work alongside it
SIEM
Network detections correlated with endpoint, identity and application events in one queue.
EDR and XDR
Endpoint visibility that confirms what a suspicious session actually did on the host.
Incident response
Retained traffic is what turns a suspicion into a defensible timeline.