• A complex network of data centers and distributed physical locations
  
  

• Homegrown water monitoring applications

TRWD Network Architect, Adam Boldin, had already extensively compared NDR vendors in a previous role. According to Boldin, "ExtraHop was doing things that nobody else could do, and it was perfect for TRWD."

Easy migration with minimal workflow disruptions

• "A remote support engineer took over. When I next logged in, all of our data and dashboards had been perfectly migrated,” says Boldin.

Compliance with cybersecurity and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations

• "We've been able to implement all the necessary controls, and I leverage RevealX to prove compliance with cybersecurity mandates. It makes things straightforward and efficient for me,” says Boldin.
  
  

Simplified application performance troubleshooting

• Boldin says, "The dependency mappings help us understand when developers have modified the way an application interacts with the network. Being powerful and easy to use, Reveal(x) is my go-to troubleshooting tool, and I can share with our developer's dashboards showing the impact of code changes."
  

ExtraHop support enables Boldin to handle major security concerns—like SUNBURST—with a lean security team

• "ExtraHop sent me a step-by-step guide—almost an 'Exfiltration for Dummies'—on how its detectors work and how to use RevealX to look back through my DNS archives to see if I'd already been affected [by the SUNBURST attack]. Since ExtraHop retains all of those records, I was able to do the search very easily," says Boldin.