New agreement enables Vectra AI to sell EndaceProbe Analytics Platform
Vectra AI, the leader in AI-native security and observability, and packet capture authority, Endace, announced an agreement that will enable Vectra AI to sell Endace products.
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“Vectra AI has been an important partner in our Fusion program for many years. We’re excited to enable Vectra AI to sell EndaceProbes to its customers,” said Stuart Wilson, CEO Endace. “Endace’s always-on packet capture is a perfect complement to Vectra AI’s powerful network security platform, providing a highly accurate, trusted source of evidence about exactly what happens on the network.”
“Security teams are being asked to move faster, prove what happened, and show their controls are working,” said Hitesh Sheth, CEO of Vectra AI. “Vectra AI gives defenders the trusted signal they need to understand attacker behavior in real time. With integrated Endace full packet capture, customers can move from attack signal to definitive evidence, helping them accelerate investigations, support compliance efforts and respond with confidence.”
This agreement builds on a longstanding technical partnership, which has seen Vectra AI and Endace integrate Vectra AI’s powerful, real-time network traffic analysis with the EndaceProbe platform’s continuous packet capture to provide the deep network visibility, context, and definitive forensic evidence that security teams need to defend modern networks. Vectra AI is part of the Endace Fusion program which provides an open, scalable packet capture platform for the security industry.
Vectra AI continuously analyzes network activity to reveal every identity, device, and AI agent in real-time, so SOC teams always know who is doing what on their network, what’s risky, and what action to take next. EndaceProbes provide always-on packet capture across the entire hybrid network. Together, the two platforms give SOC teams unified network visibility, accurate real-time threat detection, and the definitive forensic evidence they need to quickly verify, respond to, and remediate even the most complex security threats.
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