This Powerful Cyber Security Tool Will Save You Hours of Work Every Day
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2022
- Network mapping is one of the hardest things to do in cyber security. It’s manual, tedious, and there aren’t any good tools out there to do it. Until now.
Introducing Teleseer, a network mapping platform that can save your hours of work every day. Whether you’re doing threat hunting, incident response, threat intelligence, penetration testing, or just sysadmin work, you need to
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Thanks for all the work and vision for us cyber Security folks. Wishing you all the best from Australia.
Great work by the team and Steve...lol! Thanks Guys!
I loved your video on VPN weakness and the history haven't been able to completely validate all your research, but very interesting! I am curious about how this product will work if I have my VPS/VPN well secured with my DMZ. Seems you would only be able to map my honeypot? ICMP blocked from external inquiries? Would I have to enable ICMP for your mapping to work or is this going to be an internally installed product?
Just wondering, How can Teleseer see log4j vulnerability in a jar file? If it’s doing passive scan. Correct me if I’m wrong , a lot vulnerability management tools actually open the file and check for the vulnerable code.
@Yang Dave We don't do automated vulnerability analysis based on actual binaries (that's definitely a feature we may implement down the road).
We use databases that track software versions, their vulnerabilities, and software bill of materials (SBOM). If you use Teleseer to inventory your software in a network map, we can suggest which devices have software that's vulnerable, making it quick to find with a search.
This approach requires you as the end user to build and maintain the the map and inventory. It's a semi-auto process of importing config files, command-line tool output (e.g. apt-get list or Powershell equivalent), vulnerability scan output, and manual editing.
The benefit is that you can use Teleseer everywhere: your own network, your neighbors' network, at work, for school, freelancing, etc! As long as you can source the data, you can map the network.
Many teams don't have anything at all, and end up tracking this kind of info in spreadsheets or a dashboard. Which can't show you other things like users, protocol traffic, etc.
Great question, thanks for asking!
@@Cyberspatial so just like Nessus check exploitDB and other resources to see if the ver. is vul ??
@@ko-Daegu pretty much
Why is this better than free tools that do the same thing
That's what I want to know, Open Source MUST have an alternative!
what are free alternatives?
If there were free tools that did the same thing, we wouldn't be building this!
Free can often be costly. Open-source costs are hidden in OPEX: recruiting, training, staff turnover, time & effort doing integration, maintenance, bug support, and lifecycle management. You become a part-time software or DevOps engineer on a project you don't own.
Do you really want to do all that with GRC, detection engineering, sysadmin work, etc.? Big companies with well-resourced teams do. And they're still overwhelmed.
How much time do you want to spend building your own tools as a practitioner? Imagine doctors spent more time crafting surgical gear or X-ray machines than seeing patients or researching.
Ever try setting up Security Onion architecture properly or tuning Suricata rules? It's a lot of work!
Take packet inspection engines, for instance. Zeek does 38 protocols out-of-the-box. nDPI library does 200+
An enterprise-grade application firewall does several thousand. But it costs 5-6 figures to purchase an appliance.
That's why we're here. To build professional tools that just work out of the box, bringing premium, enterprise-grade power to you at affordable prices that are well worth the time it saves you.
And who knows, maybe down the road, we'll sponsor upstream, open-source parts of the platform. Thanks for asking!
@@Cyberspatial just a matter of time, Open Source will deliver, optimally
i have this project next month ,i dont know what to build
i dont have ideas to use API to integrate them and make gui myself , also which cli tools i should make gui (name them like. shodan nmap etc)
Incredible !
Could this help with data mapping? Can't wait to see a demo of this. Thanks Ricky!
Our goal is to be able to support whatever data types and sources you work with. If there are certain formats you're looking for, send us a message!
So is licensing per node or per user? I tried Rumble and it was pretty-whiz bang on identification (thanks Fyodor), but IMHO the software lacked maturity and their pricing model leaves much to be desired.
It's per user and each level has different caps. We are not quite ready to publish full pricing details. Our engineers are working hard on optimization, which will flush things out soon.
@@Cyberspatial Excellent. I don't have the budge this year but I will defiantly hit you guys up in the fall.
Uhm If I get the Operator Edition does that mean I will only be able to use the software for only 1 year or is it lifetime access? I got confused here...
You get 1 year prepaid access. Without Operator Edition it would cost $2,388 without Operator edition.
@@Cyberspatial I see, there should also be at least a few bundles that give lifetime access otherwise it is not very incentive to be an early supporter
Thanks for return, love from Dhaka 🇧🇩
Thank you!
Do we need to deploy this in a VM to scan the network? Is this a NMS tool?
100% passive. No agents, not scanning, no install. Cloud-based SaaS. Drag and drop. Network forensics and analysis tool.
Congratulations🍀🥳🥳
cool
So you managed to pull it off :). Well done!
Still running the race!
How can this be applied to an organization that is at least 90% remote?
Do you use a VPN to connect to the company network?
Do you even have a demo to how this works? All I see is bunch of graphics that do nothing.
We sure do! Sign up for alerts at teleseer.com and someone will reach out. Put your username as your last name so we can get to you faster.
Welcome back
Thanks!
I love this video
Any future plans for a free tier for personal use? Would be nice to try out on my homelab
Once we get the economics down, there'll be a community version.
Congratulations 👏🏻
Thank you!!
Soo no free stuff for student with no online purchase capabilities....
Once we get the economics down, there'll be a community version.
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Subscription based software is such a scam IMO.. Why did this ever stick? Why can't we just buy the software and use it as long as we want? I would have considered this for my home network but I am 100% *not interested purely because it is subscription based.* Why are you presenting this as "Saving us money" and "Hurry up while the offers lasts"... this is digital distribution... Are you going to run out of copies? Why would you only have this promotion once.. typical marketing baloney.. Sorry I say it like it is and even $20 a month is too much...Good luck hope it works for you.
support and updates
@@maxime_vhw Every other software I ever bought also included updates and basic support. This is just charging for the same product over and over again..
Great question, something I think a lot of others might wonder about. Thanks for asking!
Did you know an L7, next-gen firewall costs somewhere between a Mercedes and a Ferrari?
Would you pay that kind of money to get a perpetual license?
We're bringing enterprise-grade power (and more) to people's toolkits, making it accessible for everyone. You can use it anywhere. It costs a bit of money each month, but far less than the team you'd have to hire to maintain and run it.
Did you know, Google Maps is actually subscription based too?
It's only free for low utilization levels.
mapsplatform.google.com/pricing/
Do you actually want to maintain the infrastructure behind Google Maps on your home lab?
They used to sell it on-prem, but only for the government. Not any more. Are they a scam?
Once we get the economics down, there'll be a community version too. I hope you'll decide to use it 🙂
first to watch
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Scam
How so？Dumb