Netography, the leader in holistic network observability and security, today announced new ransomware detection capabilities that enable organizations to respond to malicious activity in real-time before it disrupts operations or threatens business continuity. These AI-powered enhancements enable Fusion customers to close the network observability and security gaps caused by limitations in their existing platform-native and cloud-native tools, including the inability to detect malicious activ...| Netography
Netography Fusion® is a cloud-native security platform for all your cloud and network traffic.| Netography
“The scariest thing in the world is a developer with a credit card” -CISO, F500 FinTech. VPCs and VNets spinning up without the knowledge of SecOps, NetOps, or CloudOps teams can give CISOs nightmares. All it takes is a few clicks in the Azure portal or AWS console and a developer can have a new instance running in minutes.| Netography
Netography is excited to introduce the Netography MCP Server—an open-source, local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables direct, natural language interaction with Netography Fusion via AI assistants like Claude, Copilot, and others that support MCP clients.| Netography
For at least a decade, ransomware has remained one of the most significant security problems organizations have faced, and it continues to grow more damaging. In 2023, ransomware incidents increased by 73%, and payments exceeded $1 billion for the first time.| Netography
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As networks evolve—spanning on-prem, hybrid, and multi-cloud infrastructures—traditional security tools are falling behind. Legacy intrusion detection systems (IDS) and network detection and response (NDR) tools were designed for relatively static environments. Today’s reality is dynamic, distributed, and encrypted. To keep pace, organizations need security that’s just as modern: flexible, cloud-native, and encryption-agnostic.| Netography
Support for Azure Network Security Group (NSG) flow logs is ending soon. Are you ready? Starting June 30, 2025, Microsoft will block the creation of new NSG flow logs. By September 30, 2027, all NSG flow logs—and any analytics tied to them—will be permanently deleted.| Netography
The total average annual cost of an insider incident increased to $17.4 million in 2024, up from $16.2 million in 2023, largely driven by the resources required for containment and response. Reducing time to containment and response is a priority for insider risk management teams. Resilient operational security plans that anticipate insider threats can reduce the time needed for an investigation and the overall stress on frequently overtaxed teams.| Netography
“It was a dark and stormy night…” Wait, sorry, wrong story. This story is about Zero Trust, how it works great until it doesn’t, and what you don’t know you don’t know.| Netography
Ransomware is one of the greatest cyberthreats to organizations and continues to escalate. In 2024, thousands of attacks cost businesses nearly a billion dollars, according to Chainalysis researchers (who track ransomware payments by mapping and disentangling cryptocurrency transactions). Though the total paid out decreased in 2024, the number of ransomware payments was the highest volume since 2021 – and individual ransom payments hit record-setting levels.| Netography
Industry-leading organizations have invested in Wiz as the core of their cloud security programs. The Wiz Cloud Security Platform offers an extremely powerful way to discover and resolve cloud security risks at the application level. Among its many capabilities, it provides data on vulnerabilities, exposures, and issues in your cloud assets.| Netography
The Netography Fusion platform maps detections from over 300 detection models to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, accelerating your response workflows to malicious activity.| Netography
Gartner forecasts generative AI will be used in 17% of cyberattacks within the next two years. This is not surprising, given that we already see examples of threat actors using AI for their operations. The initial use case involves leveraging AI to simplify access to an environment.| Netography
Ransomware is one of the most pernicious types of attacks we see today. Why do we continue to see so much of it? Because, as the infamous bank robber Willie Sutton said, “That’s where the money is.”| Netography
Trend data from the M-Trends 2024 Special Report shows that global median dwell time (defined as the number of days an attacker is on a system from compromise to detection) has dropped significantly over the past decade, which is promising news. However, approximately 45% of intrusions still take weeks to months to detect, exposing organizations to significant risk.| Netography
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Modern networks are challenged by being atomized and diverse, with security teams trying to make cohesive sense out of multiple different security technologies using different languages. Martin Roesch calls this the “Tower of Babel” problem.| Netography
Martin Roesch explains the situations where DPI is still useful, where it is costly, and where it is ineffective, and how Netography Fusion works as a 100% SaaS platform with DPI to achieve more effective outcomes with a lower cost to the budget.| Netography
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Netography Fusion recently added support for Microsoft Azure Virtual Network (VNet) flow logs, a new feature in Azure Network Watcher, making it easier for you to use Fusion to detect anomalous activity like East/West movement in your multi-cloud network.| Netography
During my career in security and network operations, I’ve had the opportunity to be part of the due diligence process in several mergers and acquisitions. Now, as a sales engineer at Netography, I am working with organizations to share the lessons I learned from my experience and how the Netography Fusion platform can help them.| Netography
“The scariest thing in the world is a developer with a credit card” -CISO, F500 FinTech. VPCs and VNets spinning up without the knowledge of SecOps, NetOps, or CloudOps teams can give CISOs nightmares. All it takes is a few clicks in the Azure portal or AWS console and a developer can have a new instance running in minutes.| Netography
Security organizations have long faced challenges with deployment of security infrastructure that provides detection of attacks and attackers when performing initial configuration, tuning, and ongoing curation. It is resource-intensive to get a toolset to productivity, providing relevant alerting that is contextually meaningful in their environment. Efficiency in detection infrastructure can be expressed as its ability to consistently produce a low number of high impact security events with a...| Netography
In his new blog, Martin Roesch explains why we all need to change our focus when we think about detections, and evolve from threat-centric to compromise-centric approaches.| Netography
Event sources continue to grow, creating alert fatigue from all the noise that security teams have to analyze to determine if there is a compromise, and context is needed to manage this chaos.| Netography