Discovering internet protocol (ip) addresses involved in flows traversing the internet
OwnerMatthew Kraning, Gregory Heon +1inventors
InventorsMatthew Kraning, Gregory Heon, Pamela Toman
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OwnerMatthew Kraning, Gregory Heon +1inventors
InventorsMatthew Kraning, Gregory Heon, Pamela Toman
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Introduced here are security management platforms configured to discover traffic flows that involve one or more internal Internet Protocol (IP) addresses that reside on an internal network. By monitoring netflow data regarding the traffic traversing the Internet, a security management platform can identify each internal IP address that was involved in a public communication activity over an interval of time. A public communication activity normally involves an exchange of data packets between an internal IP address that resides on the internal network and an external IP address that does not reside on the internal network. Moreover, the security management platform may create a list that includes at least some of the internal IP addresses that have been involved in public communication activities. The list may enable the security management platform to more easily discover security threats that might otherwise go undetected.
A computer-implemented method for discovering traffic flows that involve one or more internal Internet Protocol (IP) addresses that reside on an internal network associated with an organization, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium with instructions stored thereon that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
An electronic device comprising:
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