
Ep110: Redefining Network Detection & Response with Generative AI – The Partnership of ExtraHop Networks and AWS
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Kanaiya Vasani, Chief Product Officer, explains how ExtraHop leverages AWS services and generative AI to help enterprise customers address the growing security challenges of uncontrolled AI adoption.
Topics Include:
- ExtraHop reinventing network detection and response category
- Platform addresses security, performance, compliance, forensic use cases
- Behavioral analysis identifies potential security threats in infrastructure
- Network observability and attack surface discovery capabilities included
- Application and network performance assurance built-in features
- Traditional IDS capability with rules and IOCs detection
- Packet forensics for investigating threats and wire evidence
- Cloud-native implementations and compromised credential investigation support
- ExtraHop partnership with AWS spans 35-40 different services
- AWS handles infrastructure while ExtraHop focuses core competencies
- ExtraHop early adopter of generative AI in NDR
- Natural language interface enables rapid data access queries
- English questions replace complex query languages for users
- Agentic AI experiments focus on SOC automation workflows
- L1 and L2 analyst workflow automation improves productivity
- Shadow AI creates major risk concern for customers
- Uncontrolled chatbot usage risks accidental data leakage
- Governance structures needed around enterprise gen AI usage
- Visibility required into LLM usage across infrastructure endpoints
- AI innovation pace challenges security industry keeping up
- Models evolved from billion to trillion parameters rapidly
- Traditional security tools focus policies, miss real-time activity
- "Wire doesn't lie" - network traffic reveals actual behavior
- ExtraHop maps baseline behavior patterns across infrastructure endpoints
- Anomalous behavioral patterns flagged through network traffic analysis
- MCP servers enable LLM access through standardized protocols
- Stolen tokens allow adversaries unauthorized MCP server access
- Machine learning identifies anomalous traffic patterns L2-L7 protocols
- Gen AI automates incident triage, investigation, response workflows
- Best practices include clear policies, governance, monitoring, education
Participants:
- Kanaiya Vasani – Chief Product Officer, ExtraHop Networks
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