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A leading technology company in the United Kingdom seeks a Solutions Architect to join their team. The role focuses on customer success, tackling complex technology problems across various industries. Responsibilities include analyzing network topologies and developing strategies for effective data acquisition. Candidates should have 6–8 years of experience and a BS degree or equivalent. This position offers flexible hybrid working conditions and comprehensive benefits.
ExtraHop is reinventing Network Detection and Response (NDR) to help enterprises and organizations stay ahead of emerging threats with unmatched network visibility, context, and control.
Today’s attackers bypass traditional security defenses through identity-based entry, move invisibly across cloud, on-premise, and data center networks using encryption and trusted applications, and exploit and exit whenever they want. But all of that movement is visible on the network... if you can see it.
By combining the power of NDR with Network Performance Management (NPM), Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and forensics in a single, integrated platform, ExtraHop can decrypt and unlock complete packet-level data at wire speed, analyze and correlate it across all your networks, applications, devices, and users with cloud-scale machine learning, and provide a single interface to the SOC to detect, investigate, and remediate modern cyber risks in real time.
ExtraHop’s Solutions Architecture team is very different from many other post‑sales services practices—we focus on outcomes and customer success rather than racking up billable hours. As a member of our Solutions Architecture team, you’ll play a critical role in the success of our customers, products and position in the marketplace. Our Architects tackle the most difficult business and technology problems across a vast array of industries and technologies. As a Solutions Architect at ExtraHop, you will never be bored again.
ExtraHop empowers enterprises to stay ahead of evolving threats with the most comprehensive approach to network detection and response (NDR). Since 2007, the company has helped organizations across the globe extract real‑time insights from their hybrid networks with the most in-depth network telemetry.
ExtraHop NDR uniquely integrates network threat detection, network performance management (NPM), intrusion detection (IDS), and packet forensics into a single console with 100 GB+ sensors, real‑time decryption, and cloud‑scale machine learning – delivering complete network visibility, unmatched context for data‑driven security decisions, and improved SOC productivity.
ExtraHop is recognized by leading organizations for both its innovation in the market and its commitment to building a world‑class team. We are the only NDR vendor recognized as a leader by all major analyst firms including the 2024 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Network Detection and Response™, the 2023 Forrester® Wave for Network Analysis and Visibility, the 2024 IDC® Marketscape for NDR, and the 2024 Gigamon® Radar Report for Network Detection and Response.
Our people are our most important competitive advantage, leading the charge against cyber criminals. Join the fight today!
To learn more, visit www.extrahop.com or follow us on LinkedIn.
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