In today’s hyper-connected world, understanding user activity within your network is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity. From identifying potential security threats and ensuring compliance to optimizing resource allocation and troubleshooting performance issues, knowing what your users are doing on the network provides invaluable insights. While traditional methods like endpoint monitoring offer granular

The digital landscape we navigate today is a complex tapestry woven from on-premises infrastructure, sprawling multi-cloud deployments, and a dynamic ecosystem of microservices. Ensuring the smooth operation, security, and optimal performance of these intricate networks demands more than just rudimentary monitoring. It requires true network observability – the ability to not only see what’s happening

In today’s complex threat landscape, traditional perimeter-based security is no longer sufficient. Organizations need a proactive approach to detect and respond to threats that have already bypassed initial defenses. Network Detection and Response (NDR) emerges as a crucial component of a comprehensive security strategy, providing real-time visibility and actionable insights into network traffic. NetFlow, with

In today’s dynamic and interconnected world, network security is paramount. Traditional security measures often fall short in detecting and responding to sophisticated threats. This is where NetFlow, a term we use broadly to encompass various flow protocols such as IPFIX, JFlow, sFlow, and others, can be a game-changer. By providing granular visibility into network traffic,

Network performance issues can wreak havoc on productivity, user experience, and even business operations. Slowdowns, latency, and dropped packets can stem from a variety of causes, making troubleshooting a complex task. Fortunately, NetFlow provides invaluable insights into network traffic patterns, enabling you to pinpoint the root cause of performance problems quickly and efficiently. However, raw