Module 5 of 6 · CloudRuler Network Traffic Audit
What is talking to what, and is anything suspicious reaching us?
Security groups and security lists say what could talk. Nobody can easily say what actually did. Flow logs hold the answer, but in raw form they are unreadable.
What you see
Specific answers, not dashboards to interpret.
- Every resource and what it talked to, with ports and volumes
- What is exposed to the internet
- Connections to or from known-malicious networks
- Where traffic comes from, on a world map
Topology + traffic
What could talk, next to what actually did.
Topology shows exposure from configuration. Flow logs show whether anything used it.
Illustration with sample names. Every box in CloudRuler is clickable and opens that resource’s full details.
Illustration with sample data. Built from VCN Flow Logs. Traffic matched against public threat blocklists is highlighted.
Key capabilities
CloudRuler Network Traffic Audit
Network activity
From VCN Flow Logs: who talks to whom, on which ports, how much.
Resource connections graph
Any resource in the centre and everything it talked to around it.
Network Exposure Posture
What is open to the internet, and through which rule.
Suspicious Connections
Flows matched against public threat IP blocklists.
Geo-location
Where traffic sources are, on a world map.
Affected resources
Which of your resources a suspicious flow touched.
The rest of the platform
See CloudRuler Network Traffic Audit on your own cloud.
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