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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,...

Data Sheets

Plixer FlowPro Data Sheet

Complete visibility of network traffic is key to managing your network, protecting your assets, and investigating security incidents. While Scrutinizer collects network traffic data...

Data Sheets

Plixer Replicator Data Sheet

Plixer Replicator ingests flows and other metadata from your existing infrastructure. It can then duplicate, forward, and load balance this data to Plixer Scrutinizer...

Data Sheets

Plixer Scrutinizer Data Sheet

Plixer Scrutinizer® collects, analyzes, visualizes, and reports on data from every network conversation and digital transaction to deliver security and network intelligence. It provides...

White Papers

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...

Encrypted Packet Metabase vs. flowIPFIX Metabase White Papers

Encrypted packet metadata vs. flow/IPFIX metadata

There is some debate among security professionals as to the relative value of flow metadata as compared to packet metadata for detecting threats using...

Detect Threats Faster with Machine Learning White Papers

Detect Threats Faster with Machine Learning

Sophisticated attacks are taking advantage of our inability to manually make sense of network behavior data. Cybercriminals can bypass other security controls and then...

Plixer vs. Cisco Stealthwatch: A technical comparison White Papers

Plixer vs. Cisco Stealthwatch: A technical comparison

With limited resources and the ever-looming threat of a data breach, IT teams are struggling to stay ahead of the next threat. Solutions like...

Deep network observability for cybersecurity White Papers

Deep network observability for cybersecurity

The average dwell time for an attack is 280+ days. That’s because threat actors understand that most organizations only monitor the edge and crown...