Tag: Security

Learn how to use Raw Data in Sycope for detailed network traffic analysis and forensic investigation. This video covers data streams, filtering, table customization, Advanced View, graph controls and exporting investigation results.

In this episode of the Sycope Guide series, we take a closer look at the Home & Dashboards section and how it supports everyday work with network monitoring and security analytics. The video walks through the main interface, presenting how information is structured and how dashboards can be used to provide a clear, real-time overview of key metrics and events.

In this article, we look at NIS2 from the perspective of monitoring: what an organization needs to see, what data it must be able to analyze, and why simply having security tools in place does not yet mean operational readiness.

The new Sycope integration with Atlassian Jira allows tickets and incidents to be created directly from network alerts. The Microsoft Power Automate option helps reduce duplicates by adding recurring alerts as comments to existing tickets.

Building on previous releases, Sycope 3.2 focuses on three key areas: enhanced API observability, advanced detection and forensic capabilities, and expanded ecosystem integrations.

The partnership will enhance cybersecurity analytics and network orchestration capabilities for their combined customer base.

This article explores the essential categories of cybersecurity tools, their roles in modern security architectures, and leading solutions within each category.

DDoS attacks are one of the biggest cyber threats today – capable of crippling banks, online stores, and public services. In 2026, they are stronger than ever. Learn what they are, how they work, and how to defend against them effectively.

Integration between Sycope and phpIPAM enables zero-configuration of the primary Lookup Hosts & Subnets, delivering inventory details of network infrastructure used by Host & Subnet dashboards, filters, rules, and many other features.

Cybersecurity compliance has become a strategic responsibility for executive leadership and public institutions. Regulations such as NIS2, DORA, and sector-specific national laws require organizations to not only protect their infrastructure, but to prove continuous control, resilience, and accountability.