When thinking about extracting maximum value from network metadata such as Netflow, IPFIX, SFlow, etc., data enrichment becomes extremely important. Have you…
Author: Brian Davenport
Brian is experienced in Advanced IPFIX and Flexible NetFlow collection, reporting, security analysis, and threat detection. Since 2012 he has been immersed in many types of flow-related solutions. Brian also enjoys fishing.
How to correlate Cisco Umbrella alerts with private IP addresses
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The cloud-first movement is taking over every facet of information technology, and DNS is not excluded. There are tons of…
Integrate Grafana and Scrutinizer—reprise
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Companies today seem to be screaming for easy access to time series data, and there are a few rising stars…
Why Data Enrichment Matters with NetFlow
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Do you wanna build a NetFlow? Doesn’t have to be a NetFlow… Network metadata (NetFlow, IPFIX, sFlow, etc.) provides a…
Cisco ASA Access List Reporting
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If you are ever out to dinner with friends talking about which network devices have the strangest exports, the Cisco…
How to Filter Network Traffic
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When it comes to filtering network traffic, a scenario that appears simple in nature can be hard to accomplish at…
QRadar NetFlow Integration
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In the IT vendor space, there is often debate on which is better: one solution that handles everything, or best-of-breed…
Username Reporting – NetFlow Integration with ForeScout CounterACT
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User attribution is one of the things I’m asked for most frequently by customers who are looking at network traffic…
How to Integrate Grafana with NetFlow (Part 2)
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UPDATE: A new version of documentation is available here and an updated blog is available here. This week I have…
How to Integrate Grafana with NetFlow
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UPDATE: A new version of documentation is available here and an updated blog is available here. This week I have…
