Threat Detection

See the Threats Around Your Endpoints

Endpoints don't stay behind your firewall. They wake up in coffee shops, airports, hotels, and home offices, exposed to whatever public addresses and neighbors those places bring. Wartiva watches the company each endpoint keeps: checking the reputation of the public IPs it faces, spotting malicious activity nearby, catching darknet connections, and inspecting the domains it looks up.

Reputation Check on Every Public IP

Each network an endpoint joins exposes it to a different set of public addresses, and not all of them are friendly. Wartiva checks the reputation of every public IP an endpoint is seen exposed to and raises the ones with a history of abuse, so a hostile host on shared Wi-Fi doesn't slip by unnoticed.

Malicious Activity Follows the Endpoint

A laptop that drifts from a coffee shop to a client site to a home office lands on networks nobody vetted. Wartiva detects malicious activity present where an endpoint is and ties the threat to the exact place and time the device encountered it, using the 4D graph to put it on the map.

Catch Connections to the Darknet

Traffic to Tor entry and exit nodes is rarely innocent on a managed endpoint and often marks malware, command-and-control, or data leaving quietly. Wartiva detects endpoints connecting to known Tor entry and exit nodes and flags the behavior for investigation.

Watch the Domains Endpoints Resolve

Most attacks begin with a DNS lookup long before any payload lands. Wartiva monitors DNS queries on both Windows and Linux endpoints and flags lookups of high-risk domains, surfacing phishing, malware, and command-and-control infrastructure early.

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