Does Lumu collect and process full network data?
No. Lumu uses specific techniques to facilitate collecting key elements of your network metadata. Signaling traffic in this form instead of doing a full packet capture is optimal, as it represents only a tiny fraction of the total network traffic, yet it is still possible to identify the compromise level of an organization.
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