360° network visibility
XNDR sees all traffic — including devices (IoT, printers, cameras) that have no EDR agent.
LAYER 1.1 // XNDR
Managed XNDR + Network Scanner
360° visibility
across every device on your network.
Threat detection built on network metadata analysis — DNS, NetFlow, firewall logs, proxies. We see what EDRs don't: IoT, printers, cameras, unmanaged devices. Complemented by an inside-out Network Scanner that continuously maps your network topology.
1000+
Behaviour rules (MITRE ATT&CK)
360°
Network visibility (incl. Shadow IT)
0
External scanners required
Lateral movement detection
We catch lateral movement and C2 communications — even when the attacker bypasses EDR.
Content & DNS filtering
Malware, ransomware, cryptojacking, DNS poisoning, phishing, typosquatting — filtered at the source.
Blast radius analysis
Breach-scenario simulation on the topology map — which devices and users are exposed if a node falls.
Your network, mapped in real time
The Network Scanner actively maps your topology from “inside-out”, using only your managed endpoints — no external scanners required. It automatically detects Shadow IT, monitors Port Drift for new or unauthorized services, audits persistence mechanisms, and correlates user sessions with nodes.
Who is logged in where, which ports opened without authorization, which startup entries appeared yesterday — continuous baseline comparison and risk scoring, without burdening the network.
What's included
- Metadata Analysis (DNS, NetFlow)
- Multi Intelligence Sources
- Malicious Behaviour Protection
- Content & Traffic Filtering
- Reputation Service
- Topology Map
- Port Drift Monitoring
- Blast Radius Analysis
- User Session Tracking
- Persistence Monitoring
Objectives
- Detect threats that bypass EDR
- Visibility into unmanaged & IoT devices
- Prevent lateral movement
- Reduce MTTD/MTTR
- Document blast radius
NIS2 alignment
Continuous infrastructure mapping, Shadow IT detection, and persistence auditing constitute documented evidence of appropriate technical & organizational security measures — a core requirement of the directive.