NextPac: Active SIEM, WAF and IPS Platform
Active SIEM, WAF and automatic blocking (IPS)
NextPac (Next Packet Capture) is an active SOC platform that goes beyond passive log monitoring. It brings 13 modules into a single panel, including web attack detection (WAF), honeypot, attack chain analysis, a threat intelligence (CTI) radar and file integrity monitoring (FIM). Attacker IP addresses that trip the rule engine or threat intelligence are blocked automatically within seconds at the server or Cloudflare level, without waiting for human intervention.
NextPac features
Active defense (Auto-Block)
Attacker IPs that exceed a threshold or match threat intelligence are blocked automatically within seconds at the server or Cloudflare level.
Hybrid collection architecture
Lightweight HMAC-SHA256-signed agents that install on servers in 5 seconds, or fully agentless Syslog (RFC 5424) forwarding.
Attack chain view
Reconnaissance, intrusion, privilege escalation and exfiltration steps appear as a single attack chain instead of dozens of scattered alerts.
Comprehensive compliance
A hashed, time-stamped log infrastructure that meets KVKK, 5651, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001 and GDPR requirements.
What is NextPac? What does Next Packet Capture do?
NextPac, also known as Next Packet Capture, is an active defense platform that correlates an organization's server, firewall, web application and CDN logs and turns security events into a readable attack chain. Signs of reconnaissance, intrusion, privilege escalation and data exfiltration do not remain thousands of separate alerts; the context of the incident is followed on a single screen.
The platform does more than raise alerts. A malicious IP address that trips threat intelligence or a defined threshold can be blocked automatically on the server or at the Cloudflare level through the Auto-Block mechanism, so there is no waiting for human intervention in the critical first minutes.
Agent-based and agentless log collection
On Linux, Windows and web servers, lightweight agents forward event logs, Apache/Nginx/IIS logs and system metrics, signed with HMAC-SHA256. For firewalls, switches and routers, RFC 5424-compliant Syslog forwarding can be used without any agent.
In controlled environments such as finance and the defense industry, the hybrid architecture both preserves existing device investments and offers on-site operation for air-gapped networks. Together with managed WAF, the policies enforced at the web layer are brought into central visibility.