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An alert touches multiple segments of the network, representing the challenge to reduce false positives
Deep Network Observability

How to Reduce False Positives with Shared Context

False positives are rarely caused by too many alerts, but by missing context. Let’s say a spike in outbound traffic shows up in the firewall logs. Around the same time, ...

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Network Operations

Why Most Performance Investigations Start in the Wrong Place

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Security Operations

What Password Spraying Looks Like in Raw Network Telemetry

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Network Security

How Plixer One Strengthens Threat Investigation with Network Evidence

When an incident hits, you need to know what happened, how it spread, and which systems were touched. That’s

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Network Security

The Hidden Costs of Limited Flow Visibility 

Flow visibility may be easy to forever leave on the back burner, but its absence is one of the

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Network Security

Top 5 Reasons to Use UDP Replication 

In any organization, the network is both the backbone of operations and the first witness to incidents. Every service

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Network Operations

I installed Scrutinizer 100 times and here’s what I learned

As a Presales Engineer, I spend a good portion of my time helping with Scrutinizer installs and helping troubleshoot

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