Mind the Gap
Modern attackers slip through the cracks in traditional defenses. Find out where your current security leaves you vulnerable.
Modern attackers exploit blind spots created by siloed tools — like standalone firewalls, EDR, or SASE. This leaves a mid-to-late stage gap in the kill chain, where adversaries can move laterally, escalate privileges, and exfiltrate data undetected. We call this the security gap.
Interactive Security Gap Assessment
Answer the following question to see how your existing solutions stack up — results in less than a minute.
Which of the following solutions do you currently have in place?
Check all that apply
Based on your answers, you've built a strong security stack.
However, while your investments reduce risk in their respective areas, they leave gaps in visibility and detection between your tools. That means modern attackers can still get through.
LEARN HOW TO CLOSE THOSE GAPS NOW
Block known threats but miss lateral movement using trusted ports or protocols.
Great for known malware but can’t always spot stealthy credential abuse or cloud exploits.
Attackers exploit open buckets or privileged cloud roles, slipping past on-premises defenses.
If your current stack is missing real-time behavior analysis, you’re leaving the door open.
Explore the security gap pages to learn where these solutions fall short:
Detect privilege escalations, lateral movement, and data exfiltration — even when attackers use legitimate credentials.
Cover on-premises, cloud workloads, SaaS, and identities in one platform.
Focus on genuine threats, reducing alert fatigue from standalone tools.
The Vectra AI Platform uses advanced AI-driven detection to shine a light on attacker behaviors across endpoint, network, cloud, and identity — closing the gap once and for all.
Protect your modern network from modern attacks:
Eliminate blind spots across network, endpoint, cloud, and identity.
Catch stealthy threats up to 99% faster.*
Free your team to focus on remediation — not chasing false alerts.
*Vectra AI stops identity attacks — the most common and dangerous attack type — within 24 hours. That’s 99% faster than the average 292 days it takes to find and contain breaches involving stolen credentials. (Source: IBM Data Breach Report)