applications that consume your bandwidth.
Using both Cisco’s NetFlow or sFlow Technology found on most switches and routers, Scrutinizer is able to retrieve graphical view.
Network Behavior Analysis
alert you when trouble is recognized.
• Zero - day worms, SYN Floods and DoS attacks • Policy violations and internal misuse
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• Unauthorized application deployments
• Compare IP addresses to host reputation lists Custom Report Filtering
-• IP Addresses, ranges and subnets
• Port numbers and ranges •
• Combine interfaces from multiple routers
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• What QoS is being requested •
Visualization of Network Health
Visualize Global Networks with Google Maps
Scrutinizer offers advanced integration with the Google Maps API, which allows users to plot routers, switches and device groups on imbedded Google or traditional maps. This helps make high level network navigation a snap and
Zero Day Threat Detection
Behavior based threat detection without the use of signi-investment in routers and switches to perform zero day detection of unknown threats.
The Best Value in NetFlow
NetFlow, sFlow & IPFIX
Can they do it and put it in writing?
SCRUTINIZER ANALYTICSFLOW OTHERSupport for unlimited exporters
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Support for unlimited interfaces
Identify interface names using NetFlow, not SNMP Support for multiple languages
Display data in bits, bytes, packets or percent Trend in, out or both at the same time, in all reports
100% support for Flexible NetFlow by breaking out details per template Support for Netstream, sFlow (v2, v4, v5), J-Flow, IPFIX and AppFlow Support for NetFlow v1, v5, v6, v7 and v9
Export data in csv format on all reports
Granularity down to the second it was received Schedule email reports on demand
Filter for “Host to Host” and “Subnet to Subnet”
Abiltiy to add mutliple interfaces across different routers to single report
IMPORTANT: As a host may have multiple routes to the same destination
Ability to click on the links in the map to bring up the top conversations Integration with Google Maps
Customize interface names and overwrite default SNMP ifAlias name Customize interface speed, both in and out, with different values SNMP v1, v2 and v3
LDAP support
Integration with any 3rd party NMS solutions via cross check MPLS reporting on subnets and tags
Online technical video training
Company has thousands of customers
Dashboards: unique interface per login account Group based user permissions
Email reports on demand IP grouping support
Exclude transport protocols from being saved per interface, router or glob-ally (very important feature when VPNs and tunnels are involved).
Ability to view individual Flow templates (NetFlow v9 and Flexible NetFlow) Ability to rename templates for future reference
Ability to select which NetFlow template to use in a report (important when collection NetFlow from the Cisco ASA)
Flow Volume Report
Pair Volume (Volume of unique to/from address pairs) Alarm for DDoS, DNS issues
NetFlow, sFlow & IPFIX
Can they do it and put it in writing?
SCRUTINIZER ANALYTICSFLOW OTHERTop Subnets Top Domains Top Countries
Report and trend on Microsoft® Exchange logs
Detect network scans (e.g. SYN, RST/ACK, XMAS, FIN, etc.) Constant automated DNS resolution for Flows received Alarms for high interface utilization
Specify allowed subnets and alarm for rogue IP addresses
Unique index per alarm (tells how many other alarms the host has violated) Alarm: Identify internal hosts communicating with known compromised internet sites. (Online IP reputation database)
Alarm for BitTorrent, YouTube, Facebook, etc. use
Support for NBAR via NetFlow (i.e. not SNMP) Flow View Only
Mitigate issues by turning ports off on switches or making ACL changes.
(i.e. decades) Limited to24 hours
Set permissions per interface * Set permissions per router *
Flow Expert in MyView for advanced, proactive awareness of anomalies UltraSurf detection
Set interface speed per report
Search IP addresses or ports across all devices to track where it was seen Company acquired millions in Venture Capital
*Requires Service Provider Module Requires expensive Microsoft Database