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    Articles and guides on FlowPro NG

    What the individual parts of FlowPro NG do, how to set them up and what to watch for. Written by the people who build it, with screenshots from the application.
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    Article4 min read

    Blind spots in your network: why you must know what runs on your servers

    Unknown software, forgotten accounts and unpatched packages are a common way in for attackers. Why visibility of software and updates is security's base.

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    Article8 min read

    Software & Vulnerabilities: What Runs on Your Servers and What Needs Fixing

    How FlowPro NG finds packages, updates, accounts, services and ports on servers and endpoints without extra software, and which vulnerabilities to fix.

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    Article10 min read

    Reputation Databases and CVE: How FlowPro NG Tracks Threats and Vulnerabilities

    Where FlowPro NG gets lists of malicious addresses and vulnerability data, how it compares them with your traffic and how it matches CVEs to your devices.

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    Guide6 min read

    Elastic Agent: Collecting Logs and Metrics From Linux and Windows

    How to deploy Elastic Agent on Linux and Windows machines, what it collects, how policies control collection and how FlowPro NG evaluates the data.

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    Guide8 min read

    Collecting Syslog: Network Device Logs and How They Are Evaluated

    How to send syslog to FlowPro NG from MikroTik, UniFi, Linux and other devices, and how logs turn into alerts: parsing, detection rules and events.

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    Guide8 min read

    Collecting NetFlow: Sending Data From Linux, MikroTik and Switches

    How to send NetFlow and IPFIX to FlowPro NG from a MikroTik router, from Linux with softflowd and from a switch, and how to check that the data arrives.

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    Article9 min read

    How FlowPro NG Works: From Data Collection to Alerts

    What happens to logs and network flows in FlowPro NG: collection from agents, syslog and NetFlow, storage, detection, Event Center and notifications.

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