ExtraHop was recognised with a customers’ choice distinction in Gartner peer insights voice of the customer for network detection and response.

The new integration gives teams easy access to AI-based network intelligence to accelerate threat detection, investigation, and response.

ExtraHop will be the first network detection and response provider showcased in World Wide Technology's Advanced Technology Center.

ExtraHop has launched ExtraHop IDS, which integrates with its Reveal(x) platform to provide a new, more straightforward approach to intrusion detection.

Gartner has recognised ExtraHop in the Overall Enterprise Network Equipment Market, Worldwide, 4Q221, ranking it second in NDR market share.

Outdated cybersecurity practices have contributed to at least half of the cybersecurity incidents organisations have experienced.

NDR provides a team with complete visibility inside its organisation's network and covers north-south as well as east-west traffic.

The new integration is designed to provide joint customers with comprehensive visibility for optimised threat hunting and critical resource allocation for incident response.

Network analysis and visibility (NAV) solutions are required for a zero-trust architecture, and ExtraHop is a notable NAV provider, Forrester says.

"As attackers techniques mature, organisations have realised they cannot rely solely on logs or endpoints for early threat detection - the network is where they'll get the clearest picture."

The international study, performed by Wakefield Research, underlined the successes, barriers, challenges and hesitations that organisations face.

Enterprises need to focus on strengthening their overall security postures, starting with reducing the likelihood of a damaging cyber intrusion.

Using the Reveal(x) integration, Splunk SOAR users have expanded visibility with insights from IoT to the cloud, including unmanaged devices, legacy systems, and all network assets. 

More than 60% of organisations expose remote control protocol SSH to the public internet, while 36% of organisations expose the insecure FTP protocol.

The new push-button response integration expands the best-of-breed extended detection and response (XDR) partnership between the two companies.

85% of organisations in APAC were breached by ransomware at least once in the past five years, but only 28% publicly disclosed the incident.

ExtraHop has extended the power of Reveal(x) 360 to provide frictionless threat visibility for Amazon Web Services (AWS).

It's interesting to consider that, in the third decade of the 21st Century, there is still a gender imbalance in the IT industry. It might be closing slowly, but there is still a very long way to go.

ExtraHop, a cloud-native network detection and response company, has named Rohan Langdon its first country manager for Australia and New Zealand.

Dennis will work alongside the ExtraHop executive leadership team to increase the company's current momentum and accelerate operations.

Based in Sydney, Tanya Hovagimian will be responsible for managing all aspects of ExtraHop's channel and managed security service provider business, including sales and solutions strategies and market development.

ExtraHop has expanded decryption support for Microsoft authentication and application protocols, providing high fidelity detection of malicious activity.

“Reveal(x) Advisor accelerates threat readiness and response through enhanced identification, protection, detection, and network preparation."

"Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited," the company states.