Lastline Defender™, a Network Detection and Response (NDR) platform, detects and contains sophisticated threats before they disrupt your business.
Our network security software delivers the cybersecurity industry’s highest fidelity insights into advanced threats entering or operating in your on-premises and cloud network, enabling your security team to respond faster and more effectively to threats. (Download the datasheet.)
See Threats Everywhere
Lastline’s agentless architecture relies on lightweight Sensors to provide comprehensive visibility into traffic that crosses your network perimeter (“north/south”) and moves laterally inside your perimeter (“east/west”).
You can deploy Sensors in both your on-premises network and cloud environments to protect your entire network
Powered by AI
The Defender Platform combines four complementary AI-powered technologies to detect the advanced threats that other network security tools miss:
Detects anomalous
activity and malicious
behavior as it moves
laterally across your
network
Detects and prevents
known threats entering
your network
Detects malicious content
attempting to enter your
network via the web,
email, or file transfers
Updates Lastline
Defender’s detection and
analysis capabilities in real
time
Lastline Defender uses AI-powered (see sidebar) network traffic analysis (NTA) to analyze your network traffic and uncover anomalous activity caused by an active threat in your network, including:
Lastline’s NTA is automatically trained both on network traffic and malicious behaviors to minimize the false positives that other network traffic analysis tools generate.
Lastline Defender incorporates Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS) technology, continuously updated by AI, to detect known threats entering your network. We apply AI to the latest malicious activity detected anywhere in our Global Threat Intelligence Network to create new signatures and IOCs automatically.
Lastline Defender applies File Analysis, Lastline’s patented, market-leading behavioral analysis technology, to malicious content entering your network via web, email, or file transfers.
Our AI-powered (see sidebar) analysis environment interacts with the malware to elicit every behavior engineered into malicious code. Lastline Defender uses this unmatched visibility to create a complete inventory of file behaviors that other tools fail to detect.
The Lastline Global Threat Intelligence Network is the industry’s largest curated repository of malicious artifacts, continuously updated with new artifacts as new threats (and new relationships among existing threats) emerge across our global customer and partner base.
Our AI uses this threat intelligence data to construct new detection models. We then automatically update all Lastline customers and partners, arming you against the latest variations of evasive threats.
Using AI for network traffic analysis will inevitably detect anomalies, because that is what AI does. Unfortunately, it is virtually impossible for other AI-based tools to understand if the detected anomaly is malicious or benign. After all, not all anomalous activity is malicious.
Lastline is different. We eliminate most false positives because our AI is trained both on network traffic and malicious behaviors, and we apply both unsupervised and supervised ML:
Learn more about how Lastline’s AI-powered network security delivers the most accurate insights.
Automate Remediation
Lastline Defender automatically creates attack visualizations that give your SOC the context it needs to quickly understand the scope of an attack and prioritize response, including:
Your security team faces many challenges as it attempts to stop lateral movement of advanced threats:
Lastline Defender reduces massive amounts of network data down to a just a handful of intrusions so that your analysts can spend their time solving real incidents and protecting your organization, not chasing false positives.
Lastline Defender gives your incident response team the accuracy it needs to automate response protocols including the blocking of malicious activity.
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