Accelerate incident resolution by capturing the right network data at the right time, before evidence disappears.
Network data collection is the operational backbone of effective incident response, enabling IT and security teams to gather, preserve, and analyze critical network artifacts the moment an incident is declared. IT operations teams benefit from structured collection workflows that minimize service disruption, while security teams gain the forensic-grade evidence needed to scope, contain, and close incidents faster.
Automated packet capture and flow data collection triggered by incident alerts
Full or selective traffic sampling across routers, switches, firewalls, and endpoints
Centralized log aggregation from network devices, DNS, DHCP, and authentication systems
NetFlow, IPFIX, and sFlow data normalization for unified analysis
Chain-of-custody preservation for forensic integrity and compliance requirements
Integration with SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing platforms for streamlined handoff
Configurable retention policies aligned to incident severity and regulatory obligations
Outcome with intelligent workflows: Structured, automated network data collection dramatically reduces mean time to investigate by ensuring responders have complete, tamper-evident evidence ready the moment an incident is escalated, eliminating manual scrambles and preserving critical artifacts that would otherwise be lost.
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