Security teams rely on a simple trick to catch bad code, they match what’s coming in against a list of threats they’ve seen before. It’s pretty basic, like spotting a fake ID because the photo doesn’t match the person standing…
Network security teams rely on pattern matching to catch threats, just like cops matching fingerprints at a crime scene. The system keeps a running list of malware signatures, strings of code that mark the bad stuff. When something matches, red…
When it comes to threat hunting, Network Detection and Response (NDR) stands as a crucial ally. NDR gives us unmatched visibility into network traffic, helping uncover hidden threats that traditional methods often miss. Its strength lies in monitoring everything from…
The NDR incident response workflow is a step-by-step process that organizations use to spot network threats quickly, stop them from spreading, and fix the damage. Network Threat Detection sits at the heart of this system, acting as the first line…
Evaluating NDR vendor solutions means looking beyond marketing claims to assess how well each platform suits your network’s unique needs. Network Threat Detection has always been our first line of defense, and finding the right NDR tool is crucial for…
Network Detection and Response tools are key to spotting threats lurking in your network before they cause serious damage. We often find that network threat detection is the first line of defense in uncovering hidden attacks, from ransomware to insider…
Cloud networks are messy. Most security teams can’t keep up with all the traffic flowing through their systems, leaving gaps for attackers to slip through. Network Detection and Response (NDR) fills those gaps by watching every connection, data transfer, and…
Security teams are drowning in network traffic these days. Basic firewall rules don’t cut it when attackers slip through the cracks every hour. Machine learning helps by doing the heavy lifting, it spots the difference between Bob in accounting downloading…
Think of your network like a house, you need both security cameras (NDR) and a detailed guest book (SIEM) to keep it safe. NDR catches sketchy behavior as it happens, like when a computer suddenly starts acting weird at 2…
Watching network traffic used to mean staring at endless data streams. Network Detection and Response changed that mess. These systems do the heavy lifting, they catch unusual patterns that pop up when attackers try sneaking around. Unlike old-school firewalls that…