Real-time intrusion detection system that tracks all network connections with comprehensive port, protocol, and IP analysis. Automatically blocks suspicious traffic patterns.
Comprehensive network visibility with detailed logging of all connections, protocols, and traffic patterns to identify potential security threats.
Monitors all TCP/UDP connections including source/destination IPs, ports, and protocols (HTTPS, SMB, DNS, RDP).
Logs firewall rule triggers, connection blocks, and policy enforcement actions with severity classification.
Identifies reconnaissance attempts, brute force attacks, and unusual port scanning activity across network ranges.
Detects suspicious DNS queries, domain generation algorithms (DGA), and DNS tunneling attempts.
Flags unusual traffic patterns, data exfiltration attempts, and command-and-control server communications.
Catches SMB vulnerabilities, RDP exploits, and other protocol-level attack vectors.
Active attacks like RDP brute force from external IPs, SMB exploits, or C2 server communications
Examples: Port 3389 attacks, Port 445 intrusions
Suspicious connections to known malicious IPs, unusual HTTPS traffic patterns, or blocked connection attempts
Examples: Blocked malware downloads, unusual traffic destinations
Internal port scans, DNS anomalies, or configuration issues that could be exploited
Examples: Port scanning activity, DNS tunneling attempts
Normal allowed connections and routine firewall events for audit trail purposes
Examples: Standard HTTPS connections, routine DNS queries
Monitor every connection, detect every intrusion, block every threat—automatically.