Today, with businesses being online more and more, people want to have control over their network, service, and cybersecurity operations. The MacroProbe provides the ability to manage the daily operations of any business to keep the network and services online.

The MacroProbe provides passive monitoring of all incoming and outgoing traffic for any company. It records the packets, logs all metadata, and analyzes the data by utilizing machine learning and deep learning. Additionally, it uses big data to locate the root cause of network, service, and security problems.

First, you tap the MacroProbe into the network to receive all incoming and outgoing traffic. It will then begin to record packets and log all meta data. Afterward, it will provide a web interface for you to log in and review and monitor the data and analytics provided by the MacroProbe.

You can use MacroProbe to review charts, graphs, and tables that show the health of your network. It surfaces metrics such as link bandwidth, application utilization, host utilization, and network errors, so you can pinpoint where the problem starts.

You get passive monitoring at all times, packet recording, and metadata logging, so you can see what is happening across your environment without adding active disruption. MacroProbe also uses machine learning, deep learning, and big data analysis to flag anomalies and identify root causes across network, service, and cybersecurity issues.

You can monitor server, application, and website risks in one place, which helps you spot issues before they affect customers. By reducing downtime and errors, you improve the experience between your users and your data center.

You can use eCyberForce to detect botnet activity, DDoS events, and blacklisting across your infrastructure, including DNS, web, database, and application servers. That gives you the visibility you need to investigate issues sooner and respond faster.

You monitor for early warning signs before a network or service issue becomes an outage. That gives you time to act sooner, reduce disruption, protect the user experience, and limit the risk of lost revenue.

You can use eCyberForce to monitor IoT devices, industrial control systems, servers, applications, and network infrastructure. It is designed for mixed fleets and distributed sites, so you can keep visibility across connected environments that need continuous oversight.

Yes. You can centralize monitoring across multiple networks and locations from one interface, which makes it easier to compare activity, spot patterns, and investigate issues without moving between separate systems.

Deployment is intended to be straightforward. The platform taps into the network, begins passive monitoring, and then starts building visibility from the traffic and metadata it receives. For larger or more complex environments, deployment planning should account for site structure, device count, and monitoring scope.

You can analyze packet flow, metadata, and event data together to identify relationships between network, service, and security issues. That helps you move from symptom detection to root cause analysis, shorten troubleshooting time, and choose remediation with better context.

You see unusual activity through passive traffic monitoring, metadata analysis, and machine-learning models that compare current behavior with expected patterns. When the platform detects a deviation, it highlights it for review so you can investigate quickly.

eCyberForce analyzes packet flow, metadata, and event logs, then applies machine learning and deep learning to highlight behavior that does not match the normal pattern. That gives your team a clearer starting point for review, rather than forcing you to sort through raw traffic manually.

Yes. eCyberForce is built to watch for abnormal traffic patterns, unusual event sequences, and signs of scanning or probing. That gives your team earlier visibility into suspicious activity and helps you investigate before it turns into a larger incident.

You lower risk by monitoring traffic continuously, flagging abnormal behavior early, and using AI-driven analysis to prioritize what needs attention. That gives you faster visibility into potential threats, weaker points, and patterns that could affect connected devices or critical systems.

You trace the issue by reviewing packet records, metadata, correlated events, and analytics in one view. That lets you follow the path from symptom to source, compare affected systems, and narrow the incident to the most likely cause.

Yes. You can centralize visibility across multiple locations, compare activity across sites, and manage monitoring from one view instead of switching between separate tools.

eCyberForce is built for connected environments that include IoT devices, industrial control systems, servers, applications, websites, and other networked services. It is designed for organizations that need visibility across mixed digital and operational environments.

eCyberForce is designed for connected environments with many devices, services, and control points, including smart facilities, distributed sensor networks, and industrial systems. The exact monitoring scope depends on your topology, traffic patterns, and the assets you want to protect, so the platform can be tailored to fit your environment.

Yes. You can monitor IT and OT traffic in one deployment, which gives you a single view of connected systems, consistent visibility across environments, and better context when an issue spans both sides of the network.

You can monitor traffic passively, so eCyberForce observes packet flow without disrupting your environment. It records packets and metadata for analysis, which helps you investigate issues while keeping monitoring non-invasive and focused on operational visibility.

eCyberForce monitors passively, so it observes traffic without changing device behavior. Packet data and metadata should be limited to authorized users, and the deployment should be aligned with your internal privacy, retention, and access-control requirements.

You should define your monitoring scope, identify the sites and devices you want to cover, and confirm where the platform can connect for passive visibility. If your environment is segmented or complex, plan access, priorities, and rollout order before deployment.

Before deployment, you should identify the sites, systems, and traffic paths you want monitored, confirm where passive access can be established, and decide who will review alerts and reports. For larger environments, a short planning step helps define scope, data access, and rollout order.

Organizations can contact eCyberForce to request beta participation and share details about their environment, monitoring goals, and feedback priorities. The beta program is intended for early adopters who want to evaluate the platform and help refine it for real-world IoT and industrial use cases.

Yes. Many organizations begin with a limited pilot to validate visibility, alert quality, and workflow fit before a broader rollout. This approach helps you confirm that the platform matches your environment and operational goals.