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6.8#2 in network security policy management software
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FactNetBrainNipper OmniSight
DeploymentThe system has a browser-based interface and supports all-in-one, two-server, distributed, and high-availability deployment methods.Titania distributes OmniSight as an OVA virtual machine and documents deployment using ESXi or VMware Workstation Pro.
Founded20042009
HeadquartersBurlington, Massachusetts, USALondon, United Kingdom
IntegrationsNetBrain supports MCP connections with external AI, observability, APM, and ITSM systems, and names Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Splunk, ThousandEyes, BMC, ServiceNow, and Jira.Titania lists integrations including Splunk, Elastic, Rapid7, Forescout, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, Git, and ServiceNow.
Security controlsThe R12 Security Guide describes audit logs, LDAP/AD and TACACS authentication, SSO, OAuth 2.0 for REST API access, and role-based privileges.The installation flow offers an option to enable two-factor authentication.
SupportNetBrain Standard Support offers phone support 24×5, excluding holidays, through its global technical support team.Titania says customers can access its technical-support form through the Help section of their Titania Online Account.
Who it is forNetBrain describes itself as designed for large, complex, multi-vendor, hybrid enterprise networks and says smaller, static networks may have more cost-effective options.Titania describes OmniSight as intended for network security teams and organizations with regulated or high-consequence environments.

NetBrain plans

  • NetBrain subscription licensePriced on request

Nipper OmniSight plans

  • ContinuousPriced on request
  • IntegratedPriced on request
  • StandalonePriced on request

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Pick Nipper OmniSight if…

OmniSight is aimed at network security teams, especially organizations operating regulated, classified, sovereign, mission-critical, or other high-consequence environments.

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