There are a number of good reasons why organizations choose multi-cloud, but these also can create pain for security teams needing consistent visibility into network traffic moving to, from, between, and within clouds.
A big challenge with developing enterprise software fast and deploying quickly is drift – when the infrastructure does not match what was designed and tested.
Given how enterprise networks have become atomized, and how traditional network security technologies have been engineered, we’re dealing with far too many blind spots.
We live in a multi-cloud world. Data, applications, and systems now span corporate data centers, colocation cages, multiple clouds, edge locations, and IoT. The need for enterprises to have security policies that meet compliance requirements…
Netography Fusion shows the who, what, and where as important data points for enrichment to create true, high-fidelity, actionable alerts worthy of an outcome.
The Netography Fusion platform was built from the start with the approach of deeply understanding customers’ unique problems and designing around providing the specific answers needed to focus on the problems they actually want to…
The Netography Threat Research Team was formed with automation, proactive research, and machine learning in mind. The team is constantly questioning how they can develop new detections and proactively defend customers without having to dedicate…
To figure out the who, what, and where of an alert, the security industry has built large data repositories that accept massive volumes of disparate pieces of information but finding what data is relevant is…
