NetWitness® Threat Detection & Response for Advanced Security Operations
Gain Full Visibility, High-Fidelity Threat Detection, Rapid Investigation & Response
The NetWitness Threat Detection & Response Advantage
Threat Detection & Response Solution Designed for Large, Complex Enterprises
Real-Time Threat Detection
Advanced threat detection and response solutions deliver intelligent hunting capabilities across logs network and endpoint data with behavioral analytics that identify sophisticated attacks.
Streamlined Behavioral Analytics
Machine learning algorithms detect anomalous behavior patterns and advanced persistent threats while eliminating false positives through intelligent correlation.
Full Spectrum Visibility
Unified data collection from all security tools and environments provides complete attack visibility while reducing investigation complexity and analyst workload.
Unified System Impact Analysis
Comprehensive attack timeline reconstruction shows lateral movement, privilege escalation, and data exfiltration across your entire infrastructure.
The NetWitness Threat Detection & Response Methodology
How Does NetWitness Threat Detection & Response Work
Collect
Comprehensive data collection from network traffic, endpoint telemetry, cloud environments and threat intelligence sources provide complete attack surface monitoring.
Detect
Advanced Machine Learning and behavioral analysis identify known and unknown threats while correlating attack patterns across multiple data sources for accurate detection.
Investigate & Respond
Automated threat hunting workflows and orchestrated investigation processes reduce analyst workload while maintaining detailed documentation and audit trails.
What Sets NetWitness TDR Platform Apart
What NetWitness Delivers
Platform Modules
Network Detection and Response
NetWitness NDR solution provides real-time visibility into all network traffic with full packet capture, allowing you to detect emerging, targeted and unknown threats as they traverse the network, monitor attackers’ movement and reconstruct entire network sessions.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
NetWitness Security Information and Event Management provides instant visibility into log data spread across your entire IT environment – simplifying threat detection, reducing dwell time and supporting compliance. SIEM enables centralized log management, log monitoring for logs generated by public clouds and SaaS applications, and identification of suspicious activity that evades signature-based security tools.
Endpoint Detection and Response
NetWitness EDR solutions provide deep visibility beyond basic endpoint security solutions by monitoring and collecting activity across all endpoints—on and off your network—so you can cut the cost, time and scope of incident response.
Security Orchestration Automation and Response
NetWitness SOAR solutions is a comprehensive security orchestration and automation solution designed to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your security operations center, with streamlined, automated incident management and auto-documentation of all actions during investigation.
User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
NetWitness UEBA is a SaaS offering that quickly detects unknown threats by applying advanced behavior analytics and machine learning to data captured by NetWitness.
Integrations for Total Security
Plug Into Your Security Stack
Expert Insights and Strategies
Resources to Strengthen Your Security Capabilities
Accelerate threat detection and response for today's targeted attacks
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is threat detection?
Threat detection is the process of identifying potential cyber threats or malicious activities within a network or system.
2. What is the threat detection and response process?
Threat detection and response involves monitoring threats, analyzing alerts, investigating incidents, and taking actions to mitigate or neutralize the threat.
3. What is the difference between EDR and TDR?
EDR focuses on detecting and responding to threats at endpoints, while TDR (Threat Detection and Response) is a broader term encompassing detection and response across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments.
4. What are the 7 types of cybersecurity threats?
Common types include malware, phishing, ransomware, insider threats, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, man-in-the-middle attacks, and zero-day exploits.
5. What are the five levels of threat?
Threat levels often range from low, medium, elevated, high, to critical, indicating the severity and urgency of the threat.
