WireTrace discovers every device on your network and maps the real attack surface — cleartext credentials, expired certificates, exposed management interfaces, shadow IT, and unmanaged endpoints — by analyzing observed traffic passively. Security teams gain continuous visibility into what is actually happening on the wire, without agents, active scanning, or cloud dependency.
Personal devices, rogue access points, unauthorized servers, and forgotten IoT endpoints connect to corporate networks without IT awareness. Active scanners only discover what they know to look for — and miss everything between scan cycles.
Expired, self-signed, and weak TLS certificates expose organizations to interception attacks and service outages. Without continuous monitoring, certificate problems surface only when something breaks in production.
Cleartext credentials traversing the wire, exposed management interfaces accepting connections, unencrypted database traffic, and legacy protocols still in active use — none of this appears in vulnerability scan reports or CMDB inventories.
New devices, new services, new SaaS applications, and configuration changes happen continuously. Manual CMDB updates fall behind within days. Without passive observation, the asset inventory is always out of date.
Every device that communicates on the network is discovered and classified automatically — servers, workstations, printers, phones, IoT devices, smart TVs, and building systems identified by OS, vendor, model, and function from observed traffic patterns alone.
Every TLS certificate observed on the network is cataloged: subject, issuer, validity dates, key strength, and chain integrity. Self-signed certificates, certificates approaching expiry, and weak cipher negotiations are flagged continuously — not during periodic audits.
Cleartext credentials in HTTP, FTP, SMTP, and Telnet sessions detected in real time. Exposed management interfaces, unencrypted database connections, and legacy protocols identified and risk-scored based on actual observed exposure.
LLDP and CDP protocol parsing identifies exactly which switch port each device connects to. Correlate logical network identity with physical infrastructure location for rapid incident response and accurate topology mapping.
Representative examples. WireTrace supports 250+ protocol parsers across enterprise, industrial, medical, and IoT communications, with continuous expansion.
Automated security findings generated from observed traffic. Cleartext credentials, weak TLS configurations, self-signed certificates, exposed admin interfaces, unencrypted database connections, and legacy protocols surfaced continuously — without manual investigation.
Every asset receives a risk score based on real observed exposure: active vulnerabilities, cleartext protocols, certificate issues, open management services, and behavioral deviations. Remediation prioritized by what is actually exposed, not by theoretical severity.
Every change on the network is tracked from observed traffic: new devices, removed devices, new services, configuration changes, new communication patterns. A complete audit trail of what changed, when, and how — without relying on manual CMDB updates.
SSDP, mDNS, and UPnP parsing discovers smart TVs, wireless printers, VoIP phones, smart speakers, and consumer IoT devices that traditional IT tools miss. Know exactly what unmanaged devices are communicating on your corporate network.
WireTrace generates continuous compliance evidence from observed network traffic. Asset inventories, access control validation, encryption posture, and change management documentation are always current — replacing stale snapshots from periodic audits with continuously updated, traffic-derived proof.
Asset management (A.8), access control (A.9), cryptography (A.10), communications security (A.13), and operations security (A.12) evidence generated continuously.
Saudi Essential Cybersecurity Controls. Continuous monitoring, asset management, and network security evidence for regulated organizations.
Enterprise asset inventory (CIS 1), software assets (CIS 2), data protection (CIS 3), and network monitoring (CIS 13) evidence from observed traffic.
A single WireTrace sensor on a SPAN port or TAP captures all enterprise network traffic in a segment. No agents on endpoints, no active scanning, no cloud dependency. Multiple sensors cover campus, data center, and branch office segments with centralized analytics. Fully air-gap deployable. First assets discovered and classified in under 30 seconds.
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