Network Intrusion Detection System
The system has been designed in such a way that it harnesses and augment the potentials of the signature-based technologies with new technologies such as Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence on live traffic making it one of the fastest threat detection and remediation platform in the world. It has the provision to integrate with various commercial and opensource SOAR to take remedial action. WhizHack has been collecting real-time attack data for the past one year by deploying their Honeynet Sensors on the public internet. The training datasets thus collected from our won sources and other have been used to train various ML and DL models.
Employs DPI for real-time traffic monitoring and features a live attack map for immediate threat insights
Uses Signature-based, ML, and DL algorithms to detect known and zero-day threats, minimizing false positives
Utilizes behavioral analysis to detect abnormal activities, enhancing threat detection
Enables real-time response to security incidents, with features like IP blocking and packet dropping
Integrates with third-party security software for enhanced threat intelligence and APT detection
Ensures compliance with regulations through continuous monitoring and auditing of network activity
Provides real-time alerts and customizable dashboards for prompt response to security incidents
Offers customizable reporting for in-depth analysis of security events, aiding strategic decision-making
Uses Triple layer Engines of Signature with highly optimized ML and DL based models
Uses DPI which examines a larger range of metadata and data connected with each packet the device interfaces with
Potential to detect Zero Day Attacks. It can presently detect more than 23 Classes of Zero Day Attacks
Threat catching sensors that are not only effective in detecting network threats but also self-healing and auto-updating. This ensures that the ZeroHack - NIDS stays current with the latest threat intelligence and can adapt to new threats automatically, reducing the need for manual intervention