Zero Networks announced Network Map 2.0

The challenge is magnified by the growth of internal network traffic. According to the Global Data Center Traffic Infographic, east-west traffic accounted for approximately 86% of total data center traffic as early as 2020 and continues to grow as AI-driven workloads increase internal system-to-system communication (source: https://fiberdan.com/global-data-center-traffic-infographic/). This is precisely where most organizations lack visibility.

With Network Map 2.0, security teams can see exactly what is happening across on-prem, cloud, IoT/OT, and Kubernetes environments in a single unified view. The platform highlights privileged access, high-risk ports, external exposure, and anomalous communication paths, focusing teams on what materially increases business risk instead of overwhelming them with raw telemetry.

In addition to Zero Networks automated policies, security teams also have the option to generate segmentation policies based on real-time, actual traffic patterns and then simulate enforcement before rollout to avoid business disruption. During incidents, SOC and response teams can instantly visualize lateral movement paths and blast radius, enabling faster quarantine, containment and measurable reduction of exposure.

Network Map 2.0 also provides:

A graphical view of actual asset-to-asset communication: Network Map 2.0 validates what teams believe to be true, exposes what is not, and prioritizes what matters most.
Continuous proof of control for executives and auditors: Organizations can validate application isolation, demonstrate ring-fencing of critical systems, and generate clear evidence of segmentation and Zero Trust enforcement without relying on static documentation or assumptions.
Network Map 2.0 moves enterprises from "query and interpret" to "see and enforce": By transforming visibility into action, Zero Networks enables smaller blast radius, faster incident containment, and stronger operational resilience.