Lastline Defender
Advanced AI-Powered
Network Security
Lastline Defender™ delivers the cybersecurity industry’s highest fidelity insights into advanced threats entering or operating in your network. It protects your cloud and hybrid environments as well, giving you unparalleled visibility into threats across your diverse network.
Lastline Defender’s unique approach leverages AI that incorporates both network traffic and malicious behaviors. Using a more comprehensive data set enables Lastline Defender to detect protocol and traffic anomalies, and automatically recognize malicious network behaviors and previously unknown malware.
Learn about our innovative technology and how we use AI to defeat advanced threats. Watch our video to see just what we mean by AI Done Right™.
Lastline Upcoming Events
InfoSecurity Europe
June 04—06, 2019
London, UK
Lastline returns to London to show off our latest innovations for the European market. Please stop by our stand (K125) to see first hand how we detect advanced threats attempting to enter and operating within your network.
SINET Innovation Summit
June 13, 2019
New York, NY
We'll be showcasing our long-standing yet innovative application of AI against both network activity and malicious behaviors to detect network breaches with minimal false positives. Please stop by so we can show you our latest improvements.
Data Connectors Cybersecurity Conference
June 13, 2019
Baltimore, MD
These more intimate, regional events provide a great opportunity to connect with our experts and dive into how our products can improve your network security. We look forward to meeting you in Baltimore.
Lastline execs are regular presenters at industry events. Check out our schedule of speaking engagements.
Lastline Spotlight
In this interview with PYMNTS.com, Lastline CEO John DiLullo discusses the challenges faced by security pros. See also our related blog post.
This 2019 IDC Vendor Spotlight examines the advances in and recent uses of AI in cybersecurity as well as the role of Lastline in this important market.
The way in which the Internet is being used as a weapon is asymmetric, between Western democracies and revisionist powers. This report provides detailed recommendations for how to combat the persistent threat presented by asymmetrical warfare.
