Regional Security Operations Center
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Network Detection & Response (NDR)

Network Detection & Response (NDR) is a cybersecurity approach that uses advanced analytics, machine learning, and behavioral monitoring to detect, investigate, and respond to threats across an organization's network traffic. By providing deep visibility into network activity, NDR identifies anomalous patterns, potential intrusions, and malicious behaviors, enabling swift and effective responses to minimize risk and protect critical assets.

What This Means for Your Organization

✅ Detect threats that bypass traditional security controls
✅ Identify lateral movement before ransomware spreads
✅ Gain visibility into unmanaged or unknown devices
✅ Receive analyst-reviewed alerts from the RSOC
✅ Improve your ability to respond quickly to incidents

What We Analyze

We look for indicators of suspicious or malicious activity, including:

  • Lateral (east-west) movement

  • Command-and-control traffic

  • DNS anomalies and beaconing

  • Data exfiltration activity

What You Receive

The RSOC provides clear, actionable outputs to support incident response:

  • Timely alerts for suspicious network activity

  • Analyst-validated incident notifications

  • Investigation summaries with context

  • Actionable recommendations for mitigation

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Existing partners can request services in the Support Portal!

How It Works

Detecting Early-Stage Ransomware

A compromised system begins scanning your internal network for other devices.

  1. NDR detects abnormal lateral movement patterns

  2. RSOC analysts investigate and validate the activity

  3. The activity is confirmed as a potential security threat

  4. Your team is notified before ransomware execution can occur

What’s Required From Your Organization

  • Network Telemetry Source (SPAN/TAP)

  • A designated technical point of contact

  • Coordination during onboarding and setup

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RSOC staff will work with your team to determine the most appropriate data sources and deployment approach.