Navigating Hybrid Network Challenges with Plixer Scrutinizer V19.4
Embracing innovation is the only way to keep up with the rapidly evolving and complex hybrid environment. The latest iteration of Scrutinizer, v19.4, introduces significant
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Understanding and Navigating the Decoy Dog Exploit
In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, the “Decoy Dog” attack stands out as a particularly insidious strategy. It not only jeopardizes our digital assets
The Plixer Advantage
Not all NDR solutions are the same. The big players overpromise their visibility and detection capabilities, leaving their customers exposed to risks and stealthy attacks. See
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Security Brief: MOVEit Vulnerability
Exploits of vulnerabilities present in the file transfer system MOVEit have been all over the news. But what is it and what can you do
Endpoint Visibility Gap
Despite major advances in cybersecurity, endpoints continue to be a bugbear for security professionals around the globe. Being able to see and understand endpoint activity
5 NetFlow myths debunked
See how NetFlow provides a powerful data set for threat detection, investigation, and response. Many people still misunderstand the richness of network flow data. Revisions
How to comply with the NIS2 Directive
See how Plixer helps you achieve NIS2 compliance. In this white paper, you’ll learn what the NIS2 Directive means to your organization and how Plixer
Benefits of machine learning for network capacity planning and forecasting
IT environments are highly decentralized, abstracted, and dynamic in ways that power business innovation but challenge your ability to manage and protect those environments. Spotting
Critical context: how Plixer enriches network flow data
Network observability starts with complete visibility of network activity and context necessary to act decisively and efficiently. By harnessing network flow data (NetFlow, IPFIX,
Deep network observability for networking
When a page fails to load or a file is slow to open, the finger gets pointed at the network. IT is pulled in to
