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Network analysis.

A network is more than a collection of addresses and ports. It is also made up of communications, relationships, and changes that become meaningful when placed in context.

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Communications & relationships

Understand what is flowing.

Network analysis provides context for observable communications between assets and services. It helps teams better understand how the environment is organized and identify changes that require validation.

Communications

Observe visible exchanges between assets to gain a better understanding of overall network behavior.

Services

Identify accessible or observable services that contribute to the operation of the environment.

Changes

Highlight new relationships, services, or changes that deserve to be examined in context.

Explainability

Present observations clearly enough for a team to understand why an element deserves attention.

Interpretation

A communication is not automatically a threat.

A change may be legitimate, expected, or related to maintenance. Analysis should therefore avoid automatic conclusions and provide the context needed for human interpretation.

ObserveSee accessible communications and services.

ComparePut changes into perspective against the observed environment.

ContextualizeHelp distinguish an expected change from a situation that requires validation.

The network tells a story. The goal is not only to see packets pass, but to understand what is changing in the environment.

Shadow-Tech2030 expertise

See the communications. Understand the changes.

Useful network analysis transforms technical observations into information that is easier to understand for the teams responsible for security and operations.

01 — IT Audit 02 — OT Audit 03 — Network Analysis 04 — Reports & Incidents

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