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Unmasking Encrypted Threats: Leveraging Modern NDR to Stop Lateral Movement
November 5, 2025
Key Takeaways
- Threat actors are increasingly sophisticated, using encrypted channels and compromised business applications to move stealthily through enterprise networks.
- Achieve complete network visibility by combining full-packet decryption and deep inspection of all network traffic.
- Modern Network Detection and Response (NDR) can detect and respond to threats that have already bypassed endpoint and perimeter defenses.
- The goal is to shut down lateral movement before it can escalate into a full-scale breach.
Threat actors are increasingly sophisticated, using encrypted channels and compromised business applications to move stealthily through enterprise networks. These threats are invisible to many security tools, creating a dangerous blind spot.
In this session recording from CRA's 2025 Network Security Summit, ExtraHop's Adam Foit provides a blueprint to achieve complete network visibility by combining full-packet decryption and deep inspection of all network traffic. Explore how modern Network Detection and Response (NDR) can detect and respond to threats that have already bypassed endpoint and perimeter defenses, shutting down lateral movement before it can escalate into a full-scale breach.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can an organization achieve complete network visibility?
By combining full-packet decryption and deep inspection of all network traffic.
What can modern Network Detection and Response (NDR) do?
It can detect and respond to threats that have already bypassed endpoint and perimeter defenses, shutting down lateral movement before it can escalate into a full-scale breach.
