This intelligence is presented through the "Kill Chain" view, allowing analysts to see if a detection is in the reconnaissance, delivery, or command-and-control phase.
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ExtraHop was founded on the premise that the network never lies. By analyzing every transaction on the wire, ExtraHop provides an objective, unimpeachable record of activity. This paper outlines how ExtraHop bridges the visibility gap, enabling organizations to detect sophisticated threats that evade perimeter defenses and automate the response to active attacks. This intelligence is presented through the "Kill Chain"
One of the most critical challenges facing organizations today is the rise of ransomware and highly targeted supply chain attacks. ExtraHop’s focus on network behavior is particularly effective against these threats. Ransomware Defense This paper outlines how ExtraHop bridges the visibility
In an era defined by sophisticated cyberattacks and complex hybrid networks, organizations cannot protect what they cannot see. ExtraHop establishes a "source of truth" that is independent of agents and logs. By analyzing wire data in real-time, it provides the visibility required to detect lateral movement, secure IoT assets, and accelerate incident response.
A critical differentiator for ExtraHop is its ability to analyze encrypted traffic without decryption. By analyzing the TLS handshake, certificate details, and traffic patterns (packet sizes and timing), ExtraHop can identify command-and-control (C2) communication within SSL/TLS tunnels, maintaining privacy while ensuring security.
When an incident occurs, SOC analysts use ExtraHop for "rewind" capabilities. Because ExtraHop stores metadata for extended periods, investigators can reconstruct the timeline of a breach—seeing exactly when the attacker entered, which systems they touched, and what data was accessed—often in minutes rather than days.