
CounterFlow AI
Threat-hunting solutions for security operation centers (SOC).
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CounterFlow AI, established in 2017, operated as a network detection and response (NDR) provider, ultimately being acquired by LiveAction in May 2021. The company was founded in Charlottesville, Virginia, by a team that included Randy Caldejon, Andrew Fast, Erik Breuhaus, and Peter Shaw. The founders possessed significant experience in the cybersecurity sector, with several having been involved in the previous venture nPulse Technologies, which was successfully acquired by FireEye in 2014. This background in network security monitoring and sensor technology directly shaped CounterFlow AI's mission.
The firm specialized in providing security solutions for Security Operations Centers (SOCs), focusing on detecting threats within encrypted network traffic. Its business model centered on the development and sale of its flagship platform, ThreatEye. This platform was engineered to address the growing challenge of identifying malicious activities hidden within the 80-90% of internet traffic that is encrypted. It served enterprise clients whose network operations (NetOps) and security operations (SecOps) teams were struggling to manage and investigate high volumes of security alerts.
CounterFlow AI's core product, the ThreatEye platform, functioned as an AIOps solution for network forensics. It integrated a streaming machine learning engine with intelligent packet capture to analyze network data in real-time. This allowed the platform to identify network anomalies and threats at wire speed, extracting metadata to examine malicious behaviors without relying on bulk data capture. A key benefit was its ability to reduce extraneous data by up to 80%, presenting only forensically relevant packets to security analysts, which streamlined investigations and reduced the mean time to resolution. The platform was designed for both on-premise and cloud environments, providing visibility and scalability. Following its acquisition, the ThreatEye technology was integrated into LiveAction's portfolio to create a unified platform for network performance monitoring and security.
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