Expose the Invisible: Detecting Lateral Movement Within Encrypted Traffic

Detecting lateral movement is the new battleground. Forget hacking in—today's attackers are logging in after stealing credentials or simply buying them online. Once inside, they leverage encrypted channels and legitimate tools to spread undetected across your hybrid infrastructure. But they have a weakness: they use the network to move around, which means they’re detectable... if you know how.

Discover how to leverage your immutable network data into your most potent defense. Using zero latency decryption and network protocol decodes, you can detect and isolate the unusual behaviors that indicate stolen creds and active threat actors. This is how you detect and shut down lateral movement across your on-prem and cloud environments.

What You Will Learn:

• The Perimeter is Dead: Ubiquitous credential theft has reduced the effectiveness of traditional perimeter security tools.
• The Encryption Blackout: Widespread encryption across all critical protocols (HTTPS, TLS, LDAP, DNS, NTLM, SMBv3, MS-RPC, WSMAN) creates a 'black box' for every connection, making it nearly impossible to spot stealthy lateral movement.
• Decrypt, Decode, and Defend: Only tools that harness network traffic, like NDR, can decrypt and decode this traffic without adding latency or risk. This grants you unprecedented visibility inside the black box to identify malicious behavior and stop lateral threats in their tracks.