See the network as it actually operates.

Maintain an up-to-date view of managed and unmanaged devices across your subnets. Every device becomes part of a living network map, with its addresses, passive identities, services, protocols, communications and activity history available in context.

As your environment changes, Nodal keeps the view current without depending on manually maintained inventories or assumptions about what should be there.

Knowing which devices exist is only the starting point. Security teams need to understand how those devices communicate, to find unexpected access, possible lateral movement, exposed services and paths to critical systems.

Nodal traces device-to-device communication from the LAN, across subnets, out to the WAN, mapping the relationships that connect your network.

When a device is compromised, what matters is not only what it can reach, but where an adversary can propagate from it.

Before an attack, Nodal shows how users, devices and services can reach one another, so you can find unexpected paths to critical systems and strengthen segmentation. During an incident, the same model shows how the adversary is expanding: where command-and-control is propagating, where an insider is moving, and which systems are carrying commands and data.

Segmentation, zero trust, access control lists and AI governance only work when the network behaves as intended. Nodal shows the deep east-west traffic, so security and network teams see unexpected connections between segments and the moment they bridge across subnets.

When a device talks to a new peer, behaves suspiciously or uses an unusual service, Nodal shows the surrounding context, and how far the activity departs from that device's own history.