Continuous network monitoring keeps our systems from falling apart when we least expect it. We watch traffic patterns day and night, not because we’re paranoid (though maybe a little), but because threats don’t clock out at 5pm. Our team caught…
Seeing what’s happening on your network isn’t just nice, it’s necessary. Organizations need this visibility to catch security threats before they spread, fix performance bottlenecks, and keep operations running smoothly. [1] Getting there means setting up the right monitoring tools…
Firewalls guard the network edges pretty well, but they’re just not enough anymore. Today’s hackers slip right past them. What organizations really need (and often lack) is continuous monitoring that goes beyond that first line of defense. [1] When security…
The key principles of effective network threat detection (NTD) focus on more than monitoring traffic, they emphasize understanding the patterns hidden within it. With attackers blending into everyday activity, the challenge is distinguishing normal behavior from the subtle signs of…
We’ve watched small businesses crumble after ransomware attacks – their backup systems inadequate, their staff untrained. The threat landscape isn’t theoretical anymore. Hackers don’t just target Fortune 500 companies; they want your customer data too. Most attacks we investigate follow…
Understanding attacker motivations helps organizations strengthen defenses by revealing the driving forces behind cyberattacks and adapting to evolving threats. Attackers don’t fit neatly into boxes. Money drives most cyber attacks (around 76% according to FBI data), but state-backed groups chase…
Cybersecurity threats lurk in every corner of the internet, targeting anyone with a digital footprint. Recent FBI data shows over $10.2 billion in reported losses from cyber attacks in 2022 alone – a number that keeps security experts up at…
Network attacks evolved from basic viruses in the 80s to today’s AI-powered threats that adapt faster than security patches. Back then, script kiddies caused mayhem with copy-paste malware. Now, state-backed hackers deploy zero-day exploits that cost millions to develop (average…
The cyber threat landscape of 2025 shows a stark shift – nation-state attacks have doubled since last year, and AI-powered malware now makes up 65% of detected threats. Ransomware groups aren’t just asking for money anymore, they’re stealing data and…
Cyber threats in 2025 look nothing like the basic hacks of yesterday. State actors target infrastructure, AI-powered attacks breach networks in seconds, and quantum computing threatens to crack encryption standards. Organizations face an average of 2,200 attacks per day (up…