Does NetSenX back up our data?
No. NetSenX is a network detection and response service: it watches how devices on your network communicate and alerts you to signs of intrusion, such as beaconing, scanning, lateral movement and unusual outbound data volumes. It does not copy your files, databases, mailboxes or servers, and it cannot restore them after an incident. What NetSenX keeps is its own data about your network: the device inventory, connection metadata and alert history, with the retention set by your plan. That history is useful in a recovery, because it helps you work out when an intrusion began and which hosts were involved, and therefore which restore point is likely to be clean. For backups themselves you need a dedicated backup solution, ideally with an immutable or offline copy. NetSenX complements it by showing unusual access to the backup server and suspicious behaviour of restored systems.