Digital Defense, Inc. announces Frontline Network Map, an innovative feature offering IT security and operations professionals enhanced visibility of vulnerabilities and threats found on small, medium, and large networks.

Frontline Network Map is accessible within Frontline.Cloud, the company’s SaaS security assessment platform and is being demonstrated at Black Hat 2019 conference currently underway in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Risk network segments

Through the Network Map capability, Fronline.Cloud users are able to view the relationships and interconnectivity of assets through a variety of clustering algorithms to pinpoint at risk network segments and areas of key vulnerability and active threat.  

“Our Network Map feature is a powerful tool for information security blue team members to quickly visualise the security of the networks and connected assets for which they defend from cybercriminal attacks,” states Mike Cotton, SVP, Engineering. “Frontline.Cloud users receive an accurate graphic depiction of their risk that enables rapid response to those assets or network clusters that present the greatest exposure.” Learn more about Frontline Network Map by visiting the Digital Defense booth #2411 at Black Hat and request for a demonstration.

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