Defending Against Covert Threats with LANVector: Process Remediation for Advanced Persistent Threats

In the high-stakes world of MSSPs and SOCs, detecting and remediating covert communications—such as those from C2 servers or keyloggers—is essential to preventing data exfiltration and persistent threats. As a CISO, you need tools that provide process-level visibility without overwhelming your team. LANVector delivers exactly that: an advanced network threat detection platform that identifies egress connections to untrusted destinations and automatically terminates malicious processes.

Core capabilities include egress connection classification with geolocation, promiscuous mode for segment analysis, and automated remediation like process killing based on threat severity. It integrates with SIEM via syslog, offering detailed insights and supporting customizable trust/threat lists in CIDR notation.

Business benefits include enhanced compliance through proactive threat containment, security intelligence on host-level egress, and resource efficiency by automating responses that would otherwise require manual intervention.

Threat hunting with LANVector empowers SOC teams to proactively seek out hidden adversaries. Hunters can use its process-to-traffic correlation to hunt for anomalous outbound connections, filtering by geolocation to identify C2 communications to high-risk countries. By analyzing patterns in trusted ports like 443 or 80, teams can hunt for encrypted tunnels or reverse shells, cross-referencing with endpoint forensics to trace malicious processes. Additionally, leveraging burst detection and historical logs, hunters can simulate adversary behaviors to validate detections, uncovering low-and-slow exfiltration attempts that evade traditional monitoring.

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