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- Malware data
- Application data
- Application server data
- Authentication data
- Backup data
- Vendor-specific data
- Endpoint detection and response (EDR) data
- Intrusion detection data
- Load balancer data
- Email data
- Network communication data
- Patch management data
- Physical security data
- Web proxy data
- Change data
- Configuration management data
- IP address assignment data
- Vulnerability detection data
- Web server data
- Network resolution data
- Linux and Unix
- Okta
- SAP
- Zscaler
- Zoom
- Zeek
- Websense
- VMware
- CrowdStrike
- Carbon Black
- Kubernetes
- Check Point
- Fortinet
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- Symantec
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- Trend Micro
- Tenable
- GitHub
- Atlassian
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- Apache
- Amazon
- Cisco
- Microsoft
- JupiterOne
- GitLab
- Mac OS
- Docker
- Network firewall data
- MOVEit
- Skyhigh Security
- CyberArk
- OpenAI
- Adobe
- NETSCOUT
- Nagios
- Tanium
- Gigamon
- Fabrix.ai
- Financial data
- Medical device data
- Mobile device data
- User activity log data
- Network sessions data
- Electronic data interchange data
- Operational technology data
- IoT and industrial IoT data
- Network switch data
- Network router data
- Supplier and procurement data
- Network traffic data
- Web application firewall data
- Call detail record data
- Physical card reader data
- Content delivery network data
- Video conferencing and communication data
- Inventory data
- Storage data
- Database data
- Customer relationship management data
- Certificates data
- OpenTelemetry data
- Cloud services data
- Performance data
- Update data
- Personally identifiable information
- SNMP data
- Event signatures data
- Cloud productivity suite data
- Compliance and governance data
- Alerts data
- Binary repositories data
- Virtualization data
- Data access data
- Network access control data
- Data loss prevention data
- Insider threat data
- Threat intelligence data