Network Intelligence: Turning Telemetry Into Decisions
Every network produces a huge amount of data — interface counters, flow records, DNS queries, logs and alarms. Most of it is collected and never used. Network intelligence is the practice of turning that telemetry into answers.
Questions network intelligence answers
- Which applications and users consume the most bandwidth, and when?
- Which links will run out of capacity in the next six months?
- Are any devices communicating with known malicious destinations?
- How did traffic patterns change after a new office, product or policy?
The building blocks
- Collection: SNMP, streaming telemetry, NetFlow/IPFIX, syslog and DNS logs.
- Enrichment: mapping IPs to users, sites, applications and threat-intelligence feeds.
- Analysis: baselines, trend analysis and anomaly detection.
- Action: dashboards, alerts and reports tailored to operations, security and management.
For ISPs and enterprises alike
ISPs use network intelligence for subscriber analytics, peering decisions and abuse handling. Enterprises use it to justify upgrades, spot shadow IT and speed up troubleshooting.
Ubixe Infotech builds visibility platforms that make network data useful. See our Network Intelligence service or discuss your visibility goals.
