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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.

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.

A web application firewall monitors and filters traffic to a web application. It blocks suspicious requests to help prevent attacks such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting.

The average time it takes to detect a security threat or incident. It measures how quickly an organization identifies problems so it can respond sooner and reduce damage.

The average time needed to repair a system or recover from an incident after a failure is detected. It measures how quickly operations can be restored and downtime reduced.

A false positive is an incorrect alert that flags a safe email, file, or process as a threat. It matters because it can waste time and interrupt normal work.

A honeypot is a decoy system set up to attract cyberattacks. It helps defenders detect threats and study attacker behavior in a controlled environment.

An indicator of attack is a sign of suspicious activity that may show an attack is in progress or about to happen. It helps security teams detect and stop threats early.

An indicator of compromise is a digital artifact or behavior that may signal a security breach. It helps security teams detect, investigate, and respond to threats quickly.

A network security system that monitors and filters incoming and outgoing traffic based on rules. An NGFW adds deeper inspection of applications and threats to block advanced attacks.

An intrusion prevention system monitors network traffic for suspicious activity and blocks detected attacks automatically. It helps protect systems and data from unauthorized access and other threats.

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a security technology that monitors endpoints for suspicious activity. It detects threats, alerts defenders, and can isolate compromised devices.

XDR is a security platform that combines data from multiple sources to detect and investigate threats. It helps automate response and provides centralized visibility across an organization.

Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) is a cybersecurity platform that automates and coordinates security tasks. It helps teams detect, investigate, and respond to incidents faster.

A virtual private network that encrypts internet traffic and masks your IP address to improve privacy and security online.

A routing protocol that directs data between different networks on the internet. It helps choose paths for traffic so networks can exchange information efficiently.

A network traffic monitoring method that samples packets on devices and sends the data to a collector for analysis. It is used to detect anomalies, threats, and usage patterns in real time.

A web vulnerability where attackers inject malicious code into pages viewed by others. It can steal data, hijack sessions, or alter site behavior.

A code-injection attack that inserts malicious SQL into input fields to manipulate database queries. It can expose, alter, or delete data by exploiting unsafe query handling.

A botnet is a network of infected devices controlled remotely by an attacker. It is used to carry out automated attacks such as spam, DDoS, and data theft.

Unauthorized use of a device’s computing power to mine cryptocurrency, usually without the owner’s knowledge. It consumes resources, slowing performance and increasing energy use.

Unauthorized apps or services used by employees without IT approval, often to get work done faster. They bypass official controls and can create security and compliance risks.

TLS/SSL is a security protocol that encrypts data between a user’s browser and a website. It helps protect information from interception and verifies the site’s identity.

A Security Operations Center is a team or facility that monitors, detects, and responds to cybersecurity threats in real time. Its purpose is to protect systems, data, and operations.

An EU regulation requiring financial firms to manage ICT risk, report incidents, test resilience, and oversee technology suppliers. It aims to strengthen digital operational resilience in finance.

An EU directive that sets cybersecurity requirements for essential and digital service providers. Its purpose is to improve risk management, incident reporting, and resilience against cyber threats.

A cyberattack that compromises a trusted supplier or service provider to reach its customers. It exploits that trust to insert malicious code or access into the target organization.

A risk posed by employees, contractors, or partners who misuse or accidentally expose access to data or systems. It helps identify internal sources of security breaches and loss.

APT is a targeted cyberattack in which attackers keep covert access to a system for a long time to steal data, disrupt operations, or conduct espionage.

A method that monitors data to identify unusual patterns or behavior. It helps detect possible threats, faults, or fraud early so they can be investigated.

Behavior analytics that uses AI and machine learning to detect unusual activity by users and systems in an IT environment. It helps identify threats such as account compromise, insider misuse, and data theft.

A security technology that monitors network traffic to detect suspicious activity and respond to threats. It helps identify attacks early and support incident response.

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

Passive device detection without scans, agents, or interference with infrastructure.

LinkSense is a lightweight synthetic monitoring tool designed to deliver essential monitoring capabilities without adding unnecessary complexity. If you’re interested in monitoring without unnecessary complexity, vendor lock-in or excessive resource overhead, this session is for you.

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.

Privilege escalation is an attack where an attacker gains higher-level system access than authorized, exploiting vulnerabilities or misconfigurations.

Lateral movement is a post-breach technique where attackers move across a network to escalate privileges and access sensitive systems and data.

Malware's periodic communication with a remote attacker-controlled server to receive commands or exfiltrate data while evading detection.

Infrastructure allowing attackers to remotely command infected devices, steal data, and launch coordinated cyberattacks across networks.

Malware technique that automatically generates numerous domain names to evade detection and maintain contact with command-and-control servers.

Unauthorized takeover of a subdomain allowing attackers to redirect users to malicious content or steal data.

Cyberattack where hackers gain unauthorized control of a domain by exploiting weak security or stolen credentials to redirect traffic.

Attack injecting fake DNS responses to redirect users to malicious sites for data theft, credential harvesting, or malware distribution.

DNS Amplification is a DDoS attack where attackers exploit open DNS servers to flood targets with massive response traffic, causing service outages.

DNS Tunneling is a technique that encodes data within DNS queries to covertly transmit information through networks and bypass security controls.

ARP spoofing is a network attack where a hacker sends forged ARP messages to redirect traffic through themselves, enabling data interception and manipulation.

Attack where a hacker intercepts and eavesdrops on communications between two parties, potentially stealing data or altering information.

Password spraying is a cyberattack that tries one common password across many user accounts to bypass detection systems.

Automated attack using stolen login credentials across multiple websites to gain unauthorized account access.

Automated attack method that systematically tests numerous password combinations until gaining unauthorized access to an account or system.

Targeted phishing attack using personalized messages to impersonate trusted sources and trick specific individuals into revealing credentials.

Malicious software designed to infiltrate systems, steal data, disrupt operations, or sabotage computers without user knowledge or consent.

Malicious software that encrypts files and demands payment for decryption, blocking access to critical data until ransom is paid.

Slowloris is a denial-of-service attack that exhausts server resources by sending incomplete HTTP requests and holding connections open indefinitely.

HTTP Flood is a DDoS attack overwhelming servers with massive volumes of legitimate-looking HTTP requests from thousands of bots.

ICMP Flood is a denial-of-service attack using excessive ping packets to overwhelm network resources and disrupt service availability.

UDP Flood is a DDoS attack that overwhelms servers with massive numbers of useless UDP packets, causing service disruption and downtime.

DDoS attack using fake SYN packets to exhaust server resources and prevent legitimate connections.

A protocol attack exploits weaknesses in network protocols like HTTP, TCP, or DNS to overwhelm system resources and disrupt service availability.

Attacks targeting web applications and APIs by exploiting software vulnerabilities to disrupt services, steal data, or prevent legitimate user access.

A cyberattack flooding a network with massive traffic volumes to overwhelm servers and render services unavailable, prioritizing disruption over data theft.

Attack overwhelming a server with traffic requests to make services inaccessible to legitimate users.

Cyberattack where multiple compromised devices flood a target with traffic to overwhelm and disable services.

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.

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.

This video is the first part of the Sycope system guide. It presents the main elements of the user interface, explains the core concepts behind the platform, and demonstrates basic workflows. Watch to learn how Sycope helps you navigate, understand, and operate within the system effectively.

Next webinar with our expert, Marcin Kazmierczak, that will cover the topic of network automation in IT infrastructure, less manual work and smarter networks, by using Sycope.

See how you can achieve faster incident response in the Sycope system – a live demo conducted by our expert, Piotr Kałuża.

The Golden Ticket attack is the holy grail for attackers – it enables them to take full control over a domain. In this article, we explain how advanced Kerberos attacks work and why monitoring network anomalies is crucial for effective Active Directory security.

The IDOR vulnerability (Insecure Direct Object References) is one of the most common weaknesses in web application security. In this article, we explain how to detect an active IDOR attack by analyzing unusual patterns in HTTP traffic analysis and how network monitoring supports effective API protection.

Zero Trust architecture is based on the principle “never trust, always verify.” The foundation of its implementation is one hundred percent network visibility, which enables the verification of every connection and effective microsegmentation. We explain how to start building a mature security architecture.

ARP spoofing is one of the most dangerous internal attacks, leading to full control over network traffic. In this article, we explain how ARP poisoning works and how network traffic analysis enables real-time detection of a Man-in-the-Middle attack, ensuring essential LAN security.

October 14th – Sycope S.A. announces strategic partnership with Advatech, a leading Polish IT systems integrator

How do SIEM, NDR, and XDR complement each other in the SOC, and why do they only become truly effective when combined into one monitoring ecosystem?

Learn how to avoid DNS errors and strengthen security with proven practices, monitoring, and DNSSEC.

Discover how network monitoring and full traffic visibility form the foundation of effective cybersecurity and resilient IT infrastructure.

Network configuration errors may seem like minor issues, but they are often the very doors that open to major cyberattacks.

Discover how Sycope helps organizations detect and stop even the most advanced DDoS attacks in 2025.

Slack’s Incoming Webhooks make this integration simple: we can format messages, enrich them with emojis, and even add links to Sycope dashboards for instant investigation.

Learn how to build a multi-layered defense strategy to effectively protect your business from evolving DDoS threats in 2025.

Integrating NetFlow analytics with network automation paves the way for intelligent orchestration and proactive infrastructure management.

From single scripts to complex orchestration – network automation is becoming the key to security, efficiency, and business resilience.

Network automation has evolved from a luxury to an absolute business necessity - that's a fact! Read the first article from our latest series that will introduce you to the topic of network automation.

Sycope provides a Slack integration for sending notifications via webhooks

Gain complete visibility and control over your distributed infrastructure using automated and passive inventory methods.

Discover how to leverage network traffic analysis and the MITRE ATT&CK framework to detect threats and reduce response time to cyberattacks.

Sycope is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with Elcore, a specialized distributor of IT solutions, operating in 11 countries in Eastern Europe and Asia.

Watch the webinar to learn about the new version, packed with advanced features that enhance integration, usability, analytics and security for network traffic monitoring and security management.

Sycope is proud to announce the release of Sycope 3.1, bringing a wide range of powerful new features designed to enhance integration, usability, analytics, and security for network traffic monitoring and security management.

Integrating Suricata, a leading open-source threat detection engine, with Sycope enhances your security capabilities by providing real-time, actionable insights directly within your security analytics platform.

The integration between Sycope and Zabbix allows for the seamless exchange of network performance and monitoring data.

Sycope introduces a new release Sycope v 2.3. Includes user scripts enabling seamless integration with external systems.

Sycope & Garland Technologies partnership-monitor and respond to events with confidence, knowing you’re seeing the complete network traffic.

Sycope v.2.4 new release including remote support mode and auto licensing.

A type of DoS attack that overwhelms a network with excessive traffic, causing disruption and downtime.

This new distributor agreement unlocking exciting opportunities for expansion and growth in Turkey.

Sycope is establishing further strategic partnerships and announces the integration with Garland Technology.

Sycope signed a distributor agreement with Nuvola, opening up two new markets in the UK and Ireland.

Sycope is establishing further technology partnerships and announces the integration with Profitap.

Sycope and Billon Group partner to advance cybersecurity for blockchain applications.

Information about streams of data flowing through network devices is referred to as NetFlow. Switches and routers, as well as other components, collect and store data about traffic transmitted across the network.

Sycope partnered up with the Berlin-based company macmon secure GmbH - a technology leader in the field of Network Access Control.

New distributor on board: Softprom, leading IT Distributor in Eastern & Central Europe and CIS countries, Georgia and Ukraine.

This new distributor agreement unlocking exciting opportunities for expansion and growth across the GCC Countries and the Middle East.

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

An overview of key cybersecurity product categories.

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

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

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