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    Aorato (discontinued)

    Score8 out of 10
    N/AOriginally based on Aorato (acquired by Microsoft in November 2014), Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics (ATA) was an advanced security analytics tool used to learn, analyze, and identify normal and suspicious behavior. The product has been discontinued.N/A

    Plixer Security Intelligence Platform

    N/AN/APlixer Security Intelligence is a platform presented as more than an NDR (network detection and response) solution, but as a Deep Network Observability solution oriented around network protection, especially of use where IT environments are too decentralized, abstracted, and dynamic for segmented visibility. The solution can be used to: Detect and respond to lateral movement - stop costly threats, prove your team’s success, and get credit. Immediately identify a threat moving…N/A
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