A security camera for network traffic, run as a cloud service. It looks for suspicious behavior moving across your network.
Sensors collect network metadata, which goes to a cloud platform for analysis against threat intelligence and behavior models. It can store network history for retrospective hunting.
Administrators want to see devices that can’t report on themselves, including tablets, kiosks, cameras and controllers. Network analysis shows what those devices are doing and who they’re talking to.
- Shows unusual behavior from tablets, kiosks and other devices.
- Reveals unexpected device-to-device traffic.
- Keeps network history for investigations.
- Agentless visibility of all traffic.
- Risk scoring ranks detections.
- Long-term network history supports investigations.
| Control | Priority | How this helps |
|---|---|---|
| SI-4System Monitoring | P1 | Monitors the network. |
| IR-4Incident Handling | P2* | Supports investigation. |
| SA-9External System Services | P2* | This is an external service, so review it as one. |
This is a cloud service. If CJI could reach it, confirm data location, personnel screening and contract terms with your CJIS Systems Officer first.
Based on CJIS Security Policy v6.1. This product can support these controls but can’t satisfy them alone. How to read this table