ELLIO and ntop partner to enhance monitoring of high-speed network traffic with real-time data on opportunistic scans, botnets, and volumetric attacks.

Prague, Czech Republic, May 29, 2024, CyberNewsWire

Elioa company that provides real-time, highly accurate information to filter unwanted network traffic and cyber noise. Topa provider of open source and commercial high-speed traffic monitoring applications, has announced a partnership to enhance visibility into malicious traffic resulting from opportunistic scans and attacks within its network traffic monitoring tool, ntopng.

High accuracy and real-time ELLIO: Feedntopng users can gain deeper insight into their network traffic through real-time information on sources of mass exploits, botnet activity, and opportunistic attacks, even before traditional rules-based detection is available.

The challenge of modern cybersecurity traffic analysis is predicting problems before they occur. Blocklists are effective at blocking attackers, but they require high-quality, frequently updated data that isn’t affected by false positives.

“We use ELLIO: Feed in production and it has proven to be very effective in detecting threats. Compared to other security solutions such as IDS, ELLIO does not require constant monitoring and handles zero-day attacks better. That’s why we partnered with ELLIO to offer their technology to the ntop user community,” said Luca Deri, founder of ntop.

“Having reliable and up-to-date information on large-scale exploits, botnets and other widespread attacks is crucial for cybersecurity. These attacks can easily disrupt normal network operations, affect service availability and performance, and overwhelm security teams,” said Vlad Iliushin, CEO of ELLIO.

Free trial for all ntopng users

Users of the latest version of ntopng can enjoy a free 30-day trial of the ELLIO: Feed integration by visiting the following address: https://ellio.tech/ntop-feed-trial

ELLIO: Feed improves visibility into malicious traffic originating from opportunistic scans and attacks within the ntopng traffic monitoring tool

ELLIO: Feed is a dynamically updated threat list every minute that contains, on average, up to 200,000 IP addresses currently associated with attackers, scans, and other malicious mass attack activities on the Internet. This database is constantly regenerated to keep users up to date on new threats. ELLIO’s threat feed is supported by a powerful combination of a large-scale Internet sensor network operated by ELLIO, advanced ML algorithms, and real-time data processing. This mechanism allows for reliable and fully automated threat detection delivery.

Toppon is a network traffic monitoring tool that provides a web-based interface for analyzing and visualizing network usage in real time. It helps you understand network performance, detect problems, and improve security by providing insight into traffic patterns, protocols, and active hosts.

About ntop

Top is an engineering-driven company that provides software for network traffic analysis, capture-to-disk, and traffic generation applications, optimizing the performance of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware. A recognized leader in its field, ntop has become an industry standard application, serving a diverse customer base ranging from individuals to major network players. For more information, please visit: https://www.ntop.org/

About ELLIO

Elio Technology is a cybersecurity company that enables cybersecurity teams to focus on incidents that matter by eliminating alerts from common attacks and distractions caused by cyber noise. With an extensive network of internet sensors and honeypots, ELLIO collects and analyzes internet traffic to identify attack data and tag exploits and vulnerabilities. Through an advanced ML engine, real-time data processing, and deep investigation, ELLIO helps organizations gain a clearer view of cybersecurity attacks and incidents. ELLIO provides reliable and fully automated filtering of cyber noise and common attacks at the network perimeter. It helps reduce “alert fatigue,” an overload caused by too many alerts and events in SIEM and SOAR tools. For more information, please visit: https://ellio.tech/

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