Threat hunting should feel deliberate. You should be able to follow a path, validate a suspicion, and document what happened without jumping across five consoles. Yet in many environments, hunting becomes an exercise in endurance. Analysts often have to sift through logs, reconcile ...
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Most teams don’t set out to build a five-dashboard workflow. Maybe you start with a network view, but it grows to include a cloud...
Modern networks rarely fail in obvious ways. Instead, risk accumulates quietly as traffic patterns shift, users behave differently, and systems evolve over time. Somewhere...
As networks scale and data volumes grow, detecting what doesn’t belong becomes increasingly difficult. Modern environments generate vast datasets from network traffic, logs, sensors,...
Let’s say a user reports that an application feels slow. It’s not completely down, but just sluggish enough to be annoying or get in...
For years, packet capture was considered the gold standard for network visibility. If you had the packets, you had the truth. But networks have...
Often, an alert feels definitive. A threshold was crossed; something measurable went wrong at a specific place and time. But in modern environments, alerts...
While cloud environments make it easy to scale applications and distribute services, many teams end up losing visibility into one critical aspect of cloud...
Modern infrastructure has become fluid. Workloads shift across cloud regions, containers scale up and down by the hour, and users connect from locations that...
Lateral movement is rarely loud. Once an attacker gains an initial foothold, the next phase often blends into normal network activity, using legitimate credentials,...
