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Detecting resources and their connections based on NetFlow clients, servers, applications, and other network elements

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Detecting resources and their connections based on NetFlow clients, servers, applications, and other network elements

Let's discuss what we can obtain by creating an inventory using NetFlow packets.

Maciej Wilamowski

How to use multi-layered approach in the cybersecurity strategy

An overview of key cybersecurity product categories.

Marcin Kaźmierczak

Controlling hybrid networks through automatic inventory of resources, applications, and their connections

Network and application resource inventory is an integral part of infrastructure management.

Paweł Drzewiecki

Root cause analysis for increased traffic from another country

Master network insights with Sycope's Trend Dashboards - track traffic, drill into anomalies, and optimize performance effortlessly!

Maciej Wilamowski

Deploying Sycope in Proxmox Virtual Environment

Discover how to seamlessly integrate Sycope into your Proxmox Virtual Environment with our step-by-step guide.

Marcin Kaźmierczak

Leveraging the nTop nDPI for Application Visibility within Sycope/nProbe integration

Gaining insight into Layer 7 application is one of the crucial advantages for network monitoring in areas of performance and security.

Multitenancy in Sycope

Single Master Console instance dedicated for Service Providers to remotely manage local clients’ instances (tenants).

Paweł Drzewiecki

How to detect network artifacts related to APT28 in Sycope?

Detecting network artefacts related to APT28 involves a combination of network monitoring, threat intelligence, and security best practices.

Marcin Kaźmierczak

Integrating Sycope Audit Logs with SIEM for Enhanced Compliance and Monitoring

One of the security best practices is to store and analyze that information in a centralized location, like a SIEM

NPM and NDR: Complementary Tools for Network Security and Performance

Network security and performance are two primary concerns for any organization that relies heavily on its network infrastructure.

Paweł Drzewiecki