Data leaving your network should never be a surprise.
O3 builds a baseline of normal egress behavior for every service, then alerts the moment something deviates — unexpected destinations, new protocols, unusual volumes, or the unmistakable signature of data exfiltration.
Normal egress, defined per service. Not by a vendor signature.
O3 learns normal outbound behavior for each service independently — which IPs it connects to, which domains it resolves, which ports it uses, and at what volumes. Baselines update as behavior legitimately changes.
Connection metadata is the floor. O3 reads what's inside.
Not just connection metadata — O3 inspects HTTP headers, request bodies, and response payloads. It detects secrets in API calls, data staged in user-agent strings, and encoding tricks attackers use to hide exfiltration.
Data hidden in DNS queries. A blind spot for volume-based monitors.
Data encoded in DNS query strings and unusually long subdomains is a common exfiltration channel that volume-based monitors miss entirely. O3 inspects DNS query patterns and flags tunneling attempts in real time.
Define what's expected. Block everything else.
Define expected egress destinations per service. O3 enforces the policy and alerts on any connection outside the allowlist — including cloud metadata API access from unexpected services, a classic SSRF exploitation signal.
See every connection leaving your network.
Book a demo and see O3 establish egress baselines and surface anomalies across every service.