Highlight expands Network Observability Platform

Highlight has developed new AI-based capabilities for its award-winning SaaS cloud-based network observability platform. The new AI-powered anomaly detection feature enables network managers to take greater control of their IT infrastructure across multiple locations and diverse technologies.

  • Thursday, 17th April 2025 Posted 11 months ago in by Phil Alsop

Highlight is launching the new AI-based capabilities to public beta for customers who sign up, and it will be available to all Highlight users in Summer 2025. The launch of this anomaly detection feature is the first in a string of AI developments being worked on by Highlight Labs, the organisation’s innovation team.

The new AI-powered feature utilises machine learning to detect unusual or anomalous step changes in network traffic and performance, distinct from regular growth and traffic fluctuations. These abrupt shifts can be difficult to spot amongst normal traffic spikes without constant monitoring and contextual knowledge. With AI-driven anomaly detection, such changes are quickly identified, helping organisations maintain network stability and identify potential security risks.

Martin Saunders, COO at Highlight says, “Our upcoming new AI-based services are poised to ensure Highlight remains the tool of choice for the management of essential and high-value communications. By anticipating and identifying anomalous disruptions, providers and enterprise customers can ensure their networks never face IT issues unprepared. This being the first of multiple upcoming AI innovations by Highlight Labs keeps us at the forefront of the AI Ops sector.”

The Highlight Service Observability Platform provides a unified, first-pane-of-glass view of different technologies from different vendors. By standardising network data, Highlight enhances support efficiency, enables in-depth analysis of network estates, and improves coordination with service providers and external vendors.

Unlike traditional monitoring solutions, which are often complex and costly, Highlight is designed for rapid deployment and ease of use. The platform is fully operational in minutes, making it an ideal self-service observability add-on for businesses of any size, from global enterprises to smaller enterprises. 

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