Deep Asset Discovery

NX-Watchdog performs agentless discovery to detect devices and services across the entire enterprise network. It identifies active devices such as physical hosts, virtual machines, cloud instances, and unmanaged or rogue assets, collecting details like IP address, MAC address, hostname, operating system fingerprint, and open network services. For deeper insight, an optional lightweight agent can be deployed to extend visibility. When used, this agent detects container environments, lists running processes and installed software, tracks logged-in users and active sessions, and captures configuration changes. Through this hybrid approach, NX-Watchdog maintains an accurate, real-time asset inventory without depending on a CMDB, while providing enhanced data where required.

Real‑Time Risk Propagation Map

NX-Watchdog does more than identify vulnerabilities — it illustrates how risk can propagate across the organization. Its dynamic risk map visualizes potential lateral movement scenarios when a user, endpoint, or credential becomes compromised. The system can simulate realistic events such as phishing-based intrusions, credential reuse, segmentation misconfigurations, or privilege escalation attempts. By mapping out possible movement paths and dependency relationships, NX-Watchdog enables organizations to understand how weaknesses connect, identify critical choke points, and prioritize remediation actions that meaningfully reduce overall exposure.

AI‑Driven Correlation Engine

NX-Watchdog correlates environmental signals using rule-based logic and heuristic analysis rather than machine learning. It combines inputs such as network discovery results, authentication events, and configuration changes from integrated sources to produce actionable alerts. This correlation engine filters out noise and focuses attention on relevant security signals, allowing analysts to detect early indicators of compromise or unauthorized network behavior.

SIEM & SOAR Integration

NX-Watchdog integrates natively with major SIEM platforms including Splunk, QRadar, ArcSight, and Logsign. It transmits normalized logs and enriched contextual data to the SIEM, ensuring that all detection events are centralized for analysis. When a connected SOAR platform is in use, automated playbooks are triggered by the SIEM itself — not directly by Watchdog — allowing existing orchestration workflows to handle incident response. Additionally, webhook and API interfaces enable custom enrichment and ticketing within existing SOC pipelines.

Smart Dashboard & Compliance Views

The NX-Watchdog dashboard provides both operational and executive-level visibility. Security analysts can interact with detailed visualizations of asset inventories, risk relationships, and event timelines. Executives can review overall security posture, operational metrics, and compliance readiness through simplified reporting. Built-in compliance views align with frameworks such as ISO 27001, GDPR, KVKK, and NIST, translating organizational policies into measurable, exportable reports suitable for audits and governance documentation.

Typical Signals & Alerts

NX-Watchdog generates real-time alerts for events such as new devices joining the network, unexpected IP or MAC address changes, unauthorized open ports, and abnormal data transfer activity. When the optional agent is active, it can also detect changes in installed software, the addition of high-risk applications, unauthorized USB device connections, and irregular user session activity. All alerts are designed to minimize false positives while providing actionable information for SOC analysts.

Who is it for?

NX-Watchdog is designed for enterprises and government organizations seeking hybrid network visibility, financial institutions that require audit-ready infrastructure monitoring, healthcare providers protecting sensitive data, industrial environments combining IT and OT systems, and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) that deliver continuous attack surface monitoring to multiple clients.