Detect Lateral Movement

Once attackers are inside, it is extremely difficult to detect them.

Blind spots in your east-west corridor mean attackers can hide, undetected until they can uncover ways to move laterally throughout your network. Long dwell times provide attackers the time they need to execute a breach.

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With ExtraHop Reveal(x)

Detect Lateral Movement to Stop Breaches

Reveal(x) protects the organization's "crown jewels" from late-stage attacks and probing activities by detecting privilege escalation and lateral movement, and stitches detections together to show the exact sequence of events followed by an attacker, so the security team can stop the breach before it happens.

Get Answers to the Tough Questions

Can you quickly detect lateral movement inside your network?

Reveal(x) monitors all East-West communications in your IT environment and uses machine learning to understand baseline behavior of your network to detect unauthorized lateral movement

Can you quickly detect lateral movement inside your network?

Reveal(x) monitors all East-West communications in your IT environment and uses machine learning to understand baseline behavior of your network to detect unauthorized lateral movement

How would you detect privilege escalation?

Reveal(x) correlates behaviors like unusual login time and unusual interactive traffic to reveal an attacker's approach, the scope of what they've already done, and what they're likely to do next.

How would you detect privilege escalation?

Reveal(x) correlates behaviors like unusual login time and unusual interactive traffic to reveal an attacker's approach, the scope of what they've already done, and what they're likely to do next.

How secure is your Active Directory or IAM deployment?

Reveal(x) provides a comprehensive view of MS-RPC, Kerberos, and LDAP activity and automatically identifies users moving laterally, so analysts can stop attackers in their tracks.

How secure is your Active Directory or IAM deployment?

Reveal(x) provides a comprehensive view of MS-RPC, Kerberos, and LDAP activity and automatically identifies users moving laterally, so analysts can stop attackers in their tracks.