Lateral movement refers to the techniques attackers use to move through a network after gaining initial access. Instead of attacking a single machine, they use compromised credentials, exploits, or misconfigurations to pivot between systems and escalate privileges. Their goal is ...
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Because system downtime can have serious financial and operational consequences, NetOps teams often find it useful to track MTTR (Mean Time to Respond). Although...
Author: Nils Werner, Director of Customer Success Here’s an uncomfortable truth: As our networks become more automated, many teams are losing their fundamental grasp of...
The Secrets Lurking in Your Network Your network is constantly communicating—but how well can you see it? Every second, data moves between devices, applications,...
Today, we are thrilled to announce that Plixer FlowPro 20.1 is generally available! With version 20.1 FlowPro consolidates the rich capabilities of FlowPro APM and FlowPro Defender...
For years, Scrutinizer has been a trusted name in network monitoring and traffic analysis, providing invaluable insights into network performance and security. But as...
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, enterprise networks are the backbone of organizational operations. They support everything from seamless communication and remote collaboration to...
In a world where networks are becoming increasingly complex, especially with the adoption of multi-cloud environments, hybrid networks, and remote work, traditional network visibility...
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, enterprise networks are the lifelines of organizational operations. From enabling seamless communication among distributed teams to supporting critical...
In Part 2, we examined how network blind spots arise in today’s increasingly complex IT environments. Now, in this final part, we’ll discuss how...
