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Partner-only Network Detection & Response

Network Detection and Response for MSPs.

CyberInspector NDR helps partners collect network telemetry, identify suspicious behaviour, correlate network activity with wider security context and support faster investigation and response across customer environments.

Physical and virtual sensorsOn-premises, cloud or hybridConnected to SIEM, XDR and SOC
Illustrative Network Visibility ViewTraffic analysis active
NDR
Core
Branch networkCloud workloadEndpointsData centreInternet edge
TelemetryNetwork metadata collected
BehaviourAnomalies analysed
ResponseContext ready for action
Physical + virtualFlexible sensor options
L2–L7 metadataDeep packet inspection
Threat intelligenceEnrichment and context
Partner-ledCustomer relationship protected
NDR explained

What is Network Detection and Response?

NDR is a security capability that monitors network activity, analyses behaviour and helps security teams investigate suspicious traffic that may not be visible from endpoint or identity tools alone.

CyberInspector NDR uses physical and virtual sensors to collect network telemetry and metadata from connected environments. The collected data can be enriched with threat intelligence and analysed for suspicious patterns, unusual communication and indicators of compromise.

NDR is not a replacement for SIEM, endpoint security or firewalls. It adds a dedicated network perspective and can contribute context to wider investigations through Open XDR and the Cyber Detector SOC.

The exact deployment, traffic coverage, retention and response permissions are agreed for each customer environment.

Network visibility

See communication patterns and activity across connected network segments.

Behavioural detection

Identify activity that deviates from expected traffic and user behaviour.

Response context

Combine network evidence with endpoint, identity, SIEM and vulnerability data.

From packet to prioritised case

A repeatable NDR workflow for partner-delivered security.

Network data becomes useful when it is transformed into reviewed, contextualised and actionable security information.

01

Collect

Sensors capture network metadata and relevant files from the agreed scope.

02

Normalise

Data is structured so activity can be searched, compared and correlated.

03

Enrich

Threat intelligence, asset and user context improve interpretation.

04

Detect

Rules, signatures and behavioural analysis identify suspicious activity.

05

Respond

Analysts and partners coordinate the next action according to scope.

Documented NDR capabilities

Network telemetry, intelligence and response in one connected layer.

The current product material supports the following core capabilities.

Physical and virtual sensors

Deploy collection close to the relevant network traffic across customer environments.

Deep Packet Inspection
ML-based intrusion detection
Malware sandbox capability

Data Lake and enrichment

Aggregate network data centrally and enrich it with threat intelligence for investigation.

Central data storage
Built-in threat feeds
Searchable historical context

Correlation and response

Connect network findings to endpoint, server and user activity and support response actions.

Cross-source correlation
Manual or automated actions
Open XDR integration
Network threats in context

Bring hidden activity into wider investigations.

Network signals are strongest when they can be connected with the rest of the customer’s security stack.

01

Unusual connection

A device communicates with an unexpected destination or service.

02

Behaviour analysed

The pattern is compared with normal activity and available intelligence.

03

Context added

Endpoint, identity and vulnerability information strengthens the case.

04

Analyst review

The SOC evaluates relevance, severity and likely business impact.

05

Partner action

The partner receives a clearer case and coordinates the agreed response.

One correlated security case instead of isolated network alerts.

The exact notification route and response action depend on the agreed customer setup.

Flexible deployment

Place NDR visibility where the customer needs it.

Deployment can be adapted to on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments.

On-premises

Position physical or virtual sensors near critical internal traffic and infrastructure.

Cloud

Collect relevant network telemetry from supported cloud environments and workloads.

Hybrid

Combine multiple collection points across locations, cloud and data centres.

Clear technology roles

NDR, SIEM and Open XDR solve different parts of the problem.

NDR

Provides dedicated visibility into network traffic, behaviour and communication patterns.

Next-Generation SIEM

Centralises and correlates logs and security events across many data sources.

Open XDR

Connects signals across network, endpoint, identity, cloud and vulnerability tools.

Partner confidence

Built to strengthen the partner’s managed security offering.

“Cyber Detector gives us exactly the security and control we need – without complex setup for us and our customers.”
CO
Christian Bundgaard OtteHead of IT Operations · myCloud
“At OneOffice, we’ve found a cybersecurity solution that is easy to implement and adds real value for our customers.”
MK
Martin KumminiCEO & Founder · OneOffice
“Cyber Detector’s solution gave us the missing foundation for a complete cybersecurity and compliance offering.”
NR
Niels V. RasmussenFounder · fairADVICE

Security & Trust

Review Cyber Detector’s current security and trust information. Product-specific commitments must be confirmed in the final agreement.

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Part of CyberInspector

NDR works together with Next-Generation SIEM, VMaaS, Open XDR and SOC as a Service.

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NDR FAQ

Clear answers before partner and customer onboarding.

What is Network Detection and Response?

NDR monitors and analyses network activity to identify suspicious behaviour and support investigation and response.

Does NDR replace firewalls or endpoint security?

No. NDR adds a network-focused detection layer and can work alongside existing firewalls, endpoint tools, SIEM and Open XDR.

Where can NDR sensors be deployed?

The product material supports physical and virtual sensors across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments. The exact design is agreed for each customer.

What data does NDR collect?

NDR can collect network telemetry, L2–L7 metadata and selected files according to the agreed scope and configuration.

Can NDR trigger response actions?

The solution supports manual and automated response capabilities. Permitted actions must be defined for each customer environment.

How does NDR work with the SOC?

Network findings can be reviewed with wider security context and incorporated into the partner’s agreed SOC workflow.

Add network visibility to your managed security service.

Map the customer’s network, sensor placement, integrations and response responsibilities in one focused partner session.