Leave attackers
nowhere to hide
With Network Detection & Response
SUNBURST was a game-changing moment for cybersecurity, proving without a doubt that threats have become advanced and sophisticated. A reliance on prevention alone is insufficient when the adversary is already hiding within your business, plotting their next move. This is your opportunity to fight back.
In a post-compromise world, your greatest chance at stopping a breach is with network detection & response (NDR).
70% of your hybrid enterprise
is dark without NDR.
- Difficult to evade so
threats can't hide - Passive and agentless
so you stay stealth - Ground truth from
core to edge to cloud
The ExtraHop Advantage
Stopping a breach requires knowing exactly what you're up against. ExtraHop Reveal(x) is the only solution that shows you not just where intruders are going, but where they've been. Built for enterprise scale yet delivered as easy-to-use SaaS, Reveal(x) provides complete visibility across cloud, datacenter, and IoT—even when traffic is encrypted. Powered by cloud-based AI, Reveal(x) finds threats in real time, while powerful investigation and forensics capabilities allow you to respond 84% faster.
Pick Your Poison, Get Your Antidote
Stop Breaches 84% Faster
Just because an intruder has gotten in doesn't mean they have to get out. Every second counts when you're stopping a breach. Reveal(x) helps security teams stop breaches 84% faster.
Eliminate Blindspots
Reveal(x) automatically classifies all devices interacting on the network, allows security teams to observe lateral movement, and decrypts malicious actors hiding in encrypted traffic while retaining strict privacy standards
Detect Threats Other Tools Miss
As the perimeter expands, security gaps can crop up in unexpected places. Reveal(x) is always on and always watching for anomalous behavior, detecting threats where other tools can't.
50%
faster
threat
detection
84%
Faster
Threat
Resolution
99%
Faster
Trouble-
shooting
Be The Hunter.
Investigate a simulated attack unfolding in real time
using the full Reveal(x) product.
