Secure your Hidden Assets without breaking a sweat.
Streamline IT, OT, and IoT cybersecurity and compliance with Zero-Trust network monitoring that gives you the full picture of your attack surface.
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PROBLEM
Security teams cannot protect
what they cannot see.
The limited visibility of EDR, XDR and legacy IDS tools leaves security teams blind to unknown assets, connectivity and applications in the network- making it impossible to get the full picture of the IT, OT and IoT attack surface.
SOLUTION
Zero-Trust Network Monitoring
Exalens’ bridges this gap, with zero-trust network monitoring that reveals, tracks and profiles all hidden assets, employing AI-powered threat detection and response that adapts to your environment and security policies, maintaining compliance and enhancing cyber resilience.
Step 1:
Deploy & Observe
Establish full visibility of your network using flexible, easy to deploy probes.
- Network SPAN or TAP interface mirroring
- Lightweight client sensors for endpoints and network devices
- PCAP replay for offline monitoring
Step 2:
Discover & Track
Rapidly identify assets and effortlessly track their asset pattern of life.
- Automatically discovers all your unknown and unmonitored assets
- Proactively profiles asset identities, roles and criticality
- Continuously tracks asset activity across your network
Step 3:
Detect & Triage
Streamline threat and anomaly detection that automatically spots, evaluates, tracks and triages.
- Baselines asset network activity to activate Zero-Trust monitoring
- Dynamic threat & anomaly detection mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- Auto-triages false positive alerts to highlight the most important risks
Step 4:
Respond & Enforce
Reduce Mean Time to Respond with Cyber First-Aid policies and automated asset containment.
- Implement and customise Cyber First-Aid policies
- Easily integrates with SIEM/SOAR, Firewalls, EDR, and more.
- Recommends or Executes asset containment at machine-speed
Exalens enables us to detect security issues regardless of the type of hardware that is being attacked.
Rutger Plantega, Chief Product Officer
