What is Network Traffic Analysis and Why is it a Critical Component of Your Cyber Defense?

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Cyber attackers often utilize a wide array of techniques, tactics and procedures (TTPs) to evade security defenses, but they leave footprints in the network that cannot be hidden. Network traffic analysis (NTA) technology – sometimes referred to as Network Detection and Response (NDR) – captures, processes, and analyzes network traffic in real time to detect and investigate data that may indicate a cyber-attack.

In this 10-minute talk, we will examine:

  • What NTA is (using Gartner’s definition)
  • The core capabilities required in a Network Traffic Analysis solution
  • Why NTA should be the anchor for your detection and response strategy
  • Key considerations for implementing NTA into your security architecture

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