
Internal Visibility
See traffic that perimeter tools never see, including east-west and server-to-server flows.
Customer problem
Internal networks were built on trust. A device on the office LAN or in the data centre is often treated as safe because of where it sits.
After initial access, attackers look around, try harvested credentials and move from machine to machine using normal protocols. To a perimeter device, this traffic never crosses the perimeter.
Most traffic is encrypted, and teams cannot review east-west traffic by hand.
THE COSGRID SOLUTION
NetShield NDR is designed to watch traffic inside your network and flag behaviour that does not fit. It analyses connection metadata, such as handshake details and flow patterns, without decrypting content, so your team can investigate sooner.
With NetShield NDR, organisations can
Network sensors sit where they can see internal traffic, such as a data-centre core or a branch network.
Flows and encrypted-traffic metadata, such as TLS handshake details, are analysed without decrypting content.
The system is designed to learn normal traffic and flag departures from it, for analyst review.
Findings go to your SIEM and SOAR tools, so analysts can review them alongside endpoint, identity and firewall events.

See traffic that perimeter tools never see, including east-west and server-to-server flows.

Get signals from encrypted sessions while content stays private. No decryption infrastructure is needed.

Designed to surface activity that matches no known signature.

Observe servers, appliances and connected devices that cannot run an endpoint agent.

Designed to link related findings across branches and data centres.

Network detections can sit alongside other alerts in your SIEM and SOAR tools.
Use cases

A compromised laptop starts probing many internal hosts and ports. NetShield NDR can flag the pattern for investigation.

A server that normally talks only to a database begins opening remote-administration sessions to other servers. NetShield NDR can flag the change.

A device opens a TLS session with a handshake fingerprint unlike the browsers and apps normally seen on that segment. It can be flagged without decrypting the session.

A file server suddenly sends a large volume of data to an unfamiliar external address. NetShield NDR can flag the flow for review.
Want to limit what an attacker can reach first? See "Stop one compromised device from spreading through the network" →
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