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ExtraHop
Where ExtraHop appears on the record (3)
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- In the vendor directory (3)
- Network detection and response vendors · primary category
- Network visibility and traffic brokering vendors · category
- Network security vendors: who they are and how CISOs compare them · vendor guide
What the company sells
ExtraHop sells a network detection and response platform called RevealX that analyzes network traffic to identify hidden attack surfaces, lateral movement and credential abuse, and consolidates network performance management and intrusion detection tooling. The company also markets packet forensics and integrations supporting security operations and network operations teams.[1]
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Products and services
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ExtraHop RevealX Platform[1]
A platform that consolidates network detection and response, network performance management, and intrusion detection into one system for viewing network activity.
Network Detection & Response
Analyzes network traffic to detect threats and support investigation across enterprise networks.
Network Performance Management[1]
Monitors network performance alongside security telemetry within the same platform.
Intrusion Detection[1]
Identifies intrusions on the network as part of the RevealX platform's solution set.
Packet Forensics[1]
Provides packet-level forensic analysis of network traffic for investigation purposes.
Competitors and alternatives
The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of ExtraHop's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.
On network detection and response, ExtraHop competes with Corelight, Arista Networks, Darktrace, Vectra AI, Gigamon, NETSCOUT and Guardsix.
On network visibility and traffic brokering, ExtraHop competes with Gigamon, SolarWinds, Corelight, NETSCOUT, Blackwall and Illumio.
References
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- [1]extrahop.comExtraHop · extrahop.com · undated page, accessed November 3, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
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Security leadership
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Questions CISOs ask about ExtraHop
- What does ExtraHop sell?
- ExtraHop sells ExtraHop RevealX Platform, Network Detection & Response, Network Performance Management, Intrusion Detection and Packet Forensics. ExtraHop RevealX Platform: A platform that consolidates network detection and response, network performance management, and intrusion detection into one system for viewing network activity. Network Detection & Response: Analyzes network traffic to detect threats and support investigation across enterprise networks. Network Performance Management: Monitors network performance alongside security telemetry within the same platform. Intrusion Detection: Identifies intrusions on the network as part of the RevealX platform's solution set.
- How does CISO Tribune file ExtraHop?
- CISO Tribune files ExtraHop under Network detection and response, with Network visibility and traffic brokering as a secondary category.
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