Visibility
Where each customer's traffic enters, which peer, transit or cache delivers it, and how full every link is, minute by minute.
Prismo splits your network's raw flow into light you can act on: who serves your customers, what they watch, where attacks come from, and what to fix next. An AI operations centre watches it around the clock.
Routers already describe every conversation on your network. Prismo refracts that sampled flow through its Enricher and returns five views your teams use every day.
Where each customer's traffic enters, which peer, transit or cache delivers it, and how full every link is, minute by minute.
Names the services behind anonymous flows by fusing DNS answers, routing paths and CDN inventories, then scales them to the routers' own counters.
Analysis pipelines run 24×7, correlate router, traffic and platform events into one incident, and explain it in plain language.
Attacks, reflection sources and blackholes in one board, with a recommended response that an engineer approves.
The health of every router: processors, memory, temperatures, fans, power and interface errors, in the same console.
AINOC never sleeps. When something drifts from normal it gathers the evidence, links the alarms that belong together, and hands the duty engineer one incident with its likely cause and the next step.
Recommendation: contact the upstream provider; no change on our routers. Watch the cache link until sessions are stable for 15 minutes.
Prismo runs on your own servers next to your routers. Traffic data never leaves your network.
Give each part of the company its own routers, users and settings. Isolation is enforced in the database, not just on screen.
Releases arrive as signed packages from Prismo Cloud. Install in your window with one approval; roll back automatically if a check fails.
Monthly minor releases, two major releases a year, weekly patches when needed, under an ITIL-aligned release policy.
A 45-minute session with our engineers: what Prismo would show on a network like yours, what it needs from your routers, and how a pilot runs.