Logging & Monitoring

Network detection and response (NDR)

Attackers moving between systems inside the network get seen.

Addresses 111 stories in our coverage in the last 90 days 3 products that provide it

What it is

Analysis of network traffic to spot lateral movement, command-and-control traffic and data theft, including from devices that cannot run a security agent.

How to value it

Printers, industrial equipment, appliances and unmanaged devices cannot run endpoint protection, and attackers know it. Network detection covers those blind spots, and is often how intrusions that slipped past endpoint tools get caught.

Questions to ask a vendor

  1. 1How does it handle encrypted traffic?
  2. 2Does it cover cloud network traffic as well as on-premises?
  3. 3How many alerts a day should we expect, and how are they prioritised?
  4. 4Can it work with our endpoint tools and SIEM to respond?

For your risk register

Risk
Lateral movement and data theft through devices without endpoint protection.
Control
NDR on core network segments and cloud.
Owner
Security operations lead.
Measure
Share of internal traffic monitored.

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Products that provide it

Listed alphabetically by vendor. A listing is not a recommendation: use the questions above to compare them, or tick up to 3 to see them side by side.

Recent stories it addresses

420 stories in total

How we list vendors

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