Cyberspatial

We’re live at TechNet Cyber 2024! Visit Cyberspatial at Booth 2518 from June 25-27, 2024, at the Baltimore Convention Center. Come see our cutting-edge Teleseer in action and discover how to visualize your network like never before. Don’t miss out on experiencing Visual Network Intelligence firsthand! #TechNetCyber #Cyberspatial #Teleseer #NetworkIntelligence #CyberSecurity #BaltimoreConventionCenter #Innovation #TechExhibit

Analyzing PCAPS is one of the best ways to get bottom- up visibility on network issues and gaining a quick understanding of your network. But how to you collect them in the first place? The three main ways are (1) Directly capturing from a host device, (2) SPAN port on a switch, (3) Network taps. In this video we're going to go over the pros and cons of each method and visualize what the captures look like. #PacketCapture #Teleseer #Cyberspatial

TunnelVision is a new vulnerability that lets any attacker that pretends to be a DHCP server to inject any IP address routes into your computer’s routing table. This potentially lets them redirect traffic so it doesn’t go through your VPN, create a denial of service, or even man-in-the-middle your network traffic. #TunnelVision #Teleseer #Cyberspatial #VPN

Cyberspatial has partnered with Carahsoft at SOF Week 2024. Lawrence Nunn will be at booth 341 on Thursday, May 9, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to demonstrate the current stand-alone laptop version of Teleseer SCOUT. If you’d like to meet and discuss how Teleseer can revolutionize your understanding of mission-relevant terrain in cyber, send him a DM to schedule a one-on-one demonstration throughout the week. Teleseer SCOUT is the only cybersecurity platform capable of passively creating a digital twin of your network for threat hunting and forensic investigation.  #SOFweek

Whenever you visit a website, your browser could make hundreds of connections to other URLs in the background. These connections could be loading media, displaying ads, or delivering potentially malicious code. So, how can we effectively see what our computer is doing when we are not around? #cybersecurity #techlearning

Hey guys, big news at Cyberspatial's YouTube Channel. It's been a really long time since Ricky has posted any videos, mostly due to working on Teleseer. There's a ton of work involved and simply not enough time to build a company and a YouTube channel at the same time. That's why Ricky is introducing a special someone to the channel who will be a new face for the channel: Dr. Steve. Ricky and Steve will be collaborating together on more technical tutorials ranging from network security to blue team cyber defense topics. It will be a pivot towards more technical content rather than broad topical ones, but this also means a more steady stream of releases for everyone. We at Cyberspatial are incredibly thankful for everyone who's been with us so far. Stay tuned for our future videos and we look forward to continuing the journey together!

Garden Grove, here we come!

It should not take a doctorate to understand the anatomy of your network. Let Teleseer do the deep packet analysis for you so you can get on with understanding the big picture of what your network is doing. 

👤 Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) - Sophisticated, patient hackers use stealthy techniques to silently compromise your network over a long period to achieve their goals. Don't let the threats you can't see catch you off guard. Implement robust security monitoring, restrict privileges, and have an incident response plan ready. Periodic audits of your network are crucial to finding the lurking predators. Cyberspatial builds a dynamic digital twin of your network with Teleseer, providing unparalleled network visibility and intelligence for IT and security teams. #cybersecurity #infosec #malware #hacking #netsec

Follow Ben's link with extreme caution or a fresh cup of coffee; the interactive map is fascinating! This is one of the reasons Cyberspatial is so proud to be partnered with IPinfo.io for threat intelligence in Teleseer. It's a shared desire to understand our world's cyber landscape and spend time geeking out on the finer details, like intercontinental submarine cable routes. Thank's for the share, Ben Dowling.