Endpoint isolation techniques are security measures used to separate a device or computer from the rest of a network when it is suspected of being compromised. This helps prevent harmful software or attackers from spreading to other systems. Isolation can be done by cutting network access, limiting certain functions, or redirecting traffic for monitoring and…
Category: Network Security
Network Flow Analytics
Network flow analytics is the process of collecting, monitoring, and analysing data that describes the movement of information across computer networks. This data, often called flow data, includes details such as source and destination addresses, ports, protocols, and the amount of data transferred. By examining these flows, organisations can understand traffic patterns, detect unusual activity,…
Security Monitoring Dashboards
Security monitoring dashboards are visual tools that display important information about the security status of computer systems, networks or applications. They collect data from various sources, such as firewalls and antivirus software, and present it in an easy-to-read format. This helps security teams quickly spot threats, monitor ongoing incidents and make informed decisions to protect…
Secure Token Rotation
Secure token rotation is the process of regularly changing digital tokens that are used for authentication or access to systems. This helps reduce the risk of tokens being stolen or misused, because even if a token is compromised, it will only be valid for a short period. Automated systems can manage token rotation to ensure…
Network Threat Analytics
Network threat analytics is the process of monitoring and analysing network traffic to identify signs of malicious activity or security threats. It involves collecting data from various points in the network, such as firewalls or routers, and using software to detect unusual patterns that could indicate attacks or vulnerabilities. By understanding these patterns, organisations can…
Zero Trust Network Design
Zero Trust Network Design is a security approach where no device or user is trusted by default, even if they are inside a private network. Every access request is verified, and permissions are strictly controlled based on identity and context. This method helps limit potential damage if a hacker gets inside the network, as each…
AI-Powered Network Security
AI-powered network security uses artificial intelligence to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats on computer networks. It can analyse large amounts of network traffic and spot unusual activity much faster than traditional security methods. By learning from previous attacks and patterns, AI systems can adapt to new threats and help protect data and devices…
Secure API Gateways
A secure API gateway is a server that acts as a secure entry point for all application programming interface (API) requests to a system. It manages and controls how clients access backend services, handling authentication, authorisation, traffic management, and data security. By centralising these functions, it helps protect APIs from unauthorised access, attacks, and misuse.
Network Traffic Monitoring
Network traffic monitoring is the process of observing and analysing data as it moves across a computer network. It helps organisations understand what information is being sent, where it is going, and how much bandwidth is being used. This practice is essential for maintaining network health, identifying performance issues, and detecting suspicious or unauthorised activity.
Threat Hunting Pipelines
Threat hunting pipelines are organised processes or workflows that help security teams search for hidden threats within computer networks. They automate the collection, analysis, and investigation of data from different sources such as logs, network traffic, and endpoint devices. By structuring these steps, teams can more efficiently find unusual activities that may indicate a cyberattack,…