By Adam Howarth, Data Scientist and Field Engineer at Plixer Cisco Live 2026 was not a conference about what’s coming. It was a conference about what’s already happening and whether your infrastructure is built to handle it. Autonomous AI agents are running in production ...
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By Paul Piccard, CTO & SVP of Engineering at Plixer Most network outages are diagnosed after the damage is
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False positives are rarely caused by too many alerts, but by missing context. Let’s say a spike in outbound
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When users report that “the network is slow,” most investigations begin where frustration is loudest. That may be, for
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Password spraying is usually described in terms of failed logins and account lockouts. But before a SIEM rule fires
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Simplicity was the promise of cloud migration. You could tuck underlying infrastructure behind service APIs and provider consoles. Applications
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When performance drops or users report that “the network is slow,” escalation often feels like the safest move. But
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In most environments today, one packet stream rarely serves a single purpose. Let’s say a SPAN or ERSPAN session
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Threat hunting should feel deliberate. You should be able to follow a path, validate a suspicion, and document what
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When something breaks, teams instinctively look for what changed. Maybe a new deployment or a firewall rule pushed late
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