Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

This video walks through how Corelight Open NDR helps security teams detect EDR evasion by delivering complete visibility across all network assets. Using a real-world scenario, the video demonstrates how anomaly detection uncovers suspicious activity, mapping events directly to MITRE ATT&CK techniques. The investigation process highlights the detection of an anomalous user agent, which ultimately reveals a Linux privilege escalation toolkit.

Proven in the world’s most demanding environments, Corelight’s Open NDR Platform illuminates network blind spots and uncovers hidden threats to disrupt attacks before they escalate. Get unified visibility, multi-layered AI-driven threat detections, AI-powered triage workflows, and industry-leading forensic capabilities in one unified platform. Elite defense, now within reach of the enterprise.

In this video, we walk through the steps to enable Corelight's Anomaly Detection engine on a Corelight Sensor, and show what a sensor looks like after the baselining (learning) period has completed.

Adversaries are deliberately attacking devices that are difficult to monitor with EDR. In this video, you’ll see how you can use Corelight’s Network Detection & Response (NDR) inside of CrowdStrike Falcon to paint the full picture of an intrusion. NDR gives defenders the visibility they need to find intrusions on unmanaged devices of any type.

Join Youssef Agharmine, the technical security expert from Corelight for a live webinar focusing on how to extend visibility and identify attacks during the transition to cloud infrastructure. What you’ll learn: This will be a technical presentation—we’ll be demoing Corelight in the cloud!

Threat hunters need evidence to find adversaries. Networks offer a broad and reliable source of evidence, helping hunters make sense of movement across their environment via an immutable record of activity. Traffic, unlike endpoints, cannot lie. But the rise of encryption complicates this picture, especially where decryption isn't an optimal or possible solution.