Spotting and stopping lateral movement before it escalates into major breaches.
Network telemetry from 80,000+ endpoints analyzed continuously
120+ suspicious lateral movement attempts detected monthly
Integrated endpoint and network visibility improving detection accuracy
Supports Zero Trust and network segmentation best practices
Lateral movement occurs when attackers gain a foothold in a network and attempt to expand their access to critical systems, applications, and data. Cybercriminals use this technique to escalate privileges, exfiltrate sensitive data, and deploy ransomware. Traditional security tools often struggle to detect lateral movement in real time, making it difficult for MSPs and MSSPs to prevent widespread breaches and operational disruptions.
Detects early indicators of lateral movement and unauthorized access attempts.
Restricts unauthorized movement within the network.
Identifies and neutralizes suspicious endpoint activity.
Identifies abnormal user and device behavior.
Ensures strict identity verification by integrating with leading Zero-Trust solutions.
Reduces the likelihood of attackers exploiting weaknesses.
Helps security teams quickly identify and address high-risk threats.
Prevent unauthorized access to critical systems.
How we help
We provide MSPs and MSSPs with:
AI-powered threat intelligence & UEBA
Detecting lateral movement indicators in real time.
Vulnerability management & patch insights
Helping security teams prioritize vulnerabilities attackers might exploit.
Integration with Zero-Trust solutions
Enhancing security by ingesting data from leading Zero-Trust platforms.
Endpoint security & EDR integration
Providing real-time detection and containment of lateral movement.
Alert & incident prioritization
Helping security teams act faster by correlating data and reducing noise.
Threat hunting & anomaly detection
Proactively searches for indicators of compromise.
Note on Data and Metrics
All figures are based on aggregated and anonymized client data from MSP partner deployments. Metrics represent typical volumes or qualitative estimates to illustrate scale and outcomes; they are not formal guarantees or certifications.
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