Follow along as the Vectra AI Platform detects, investigates, and stops modern cyberattacks in real time. See how security teams gain clarity, speed, and confidence across every stage of the threat lifecycle with Vectra AI's platform capabilities.
The Vectra AI Platform delivers end-to-end, AI-driven detection, investigation, and automated response that identifies modern attacks in real time, simplifies analyst workflows, and stops modern threats across the entire network before they become full-blown breaches.
Get an immediate view of your most urgent threats with prioritized entities, rich context, and clear explanations of why each alert matters.
Visually trace an attacker’s path with AI-correlated detections that reveal relationships, movement, and the full scope of an unfolding attack.
Access powerful, query-free metadata exploration to quickly uncover suspicious DNS, beaconing, SSL/TLS activity, and more—all in a single click.
Deep-dive into any threat with flexible pivots across protocols, environments, and time, giving you fast clarity into attack origins and impact.
Automatically contain high-severity threats in real time with intelligent enforcement that blocks attackers instantly.
The Vectra AI Platform is powered by Attack Signal Intelligence, advanced AI that thinks like an attacker to automate threat detection, triage and prioritization of real security incidents. Rather than sorting through thousands of false positives, security analysts can focus on hunting, investigating and stopping actual attacks in real time.
Yes. Vectra AI customers consistently reduce alert noise by 80% or more and eliminate 90% of attack surface blind spots. With 12 references in the MITRE D3FEND framework — more than any other vendor — only the Vectra AI Platform provides threat detection and response capable of stopping unknown attacks in minutes.
While other vendors prioritize sales and marketing, Vectra AI invests in research and development. Only Vectra AI’s extensive team of security researchers, data scientists and engineers have been developing advanced Attack Signal Intelligence for more than a decade.