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Cloud Migration

Avoid These ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ of Public Cloud Migration Strategies

There are many common threats to public cloud migration, like performance issues, service outages, missed security threats & more. Here's how to avoid them:

June 4, 2019 Keith Bromley Leave a Comment

Many enterprise IT teams have experienced, or continue to experience, problems with the migration of their physical on-premises networks to their new cloud solutions. Despite all of the hype about how great public clouds are, there are normally issues with a public cloud migration that include: performance problems, service outages, missed security threats, and more. […]

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Test Access Points, TAPs, Network Monitoring

7 Reasons Test Access Points Are Critical to Network Monitoring and Visibility

You can’t control what you can’t see. That's why Test Access Points (TAPs) play such a crucial role in network monitoring.

May 15, 2019 Alastair Hartrup Leave a Comment

It’s never been more important to have visibility into the traffic that’s traversing your corporate networks. Whether you need to keep tabs on the endless wave of personal devices in the workplace, track the performance of third-party applications (or those in the data center), or ensure cyber criminals aren’t probing the network, the reality is […]

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How SecOps Can Take Advantage of the Visibility Tools Used by NetOps

In most organizations today, Network Operations (NetOps) teams and Security Operations (SecOps) teams work separately, often with little or limited coordination. That shouldn't be the case.

March 5, 2019 Kent Phelps Leave a Comment

In most organizations today, Network Operations (NetOps) teams and Security Operations (SecOps) teams work separately, often with little or limited coordination. That shouldn’t be the case.

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Expel MDR for Kubernetes, cloud

AWS Spot Instance and Cloud Security

All cloud providers have some type of a compute product offering which lets the user bid for the resource they need to complete or for more tasks. Amazon web services has led the way, offering a low cost EC2 usage option called Spot Instance. The model is unusual in the sense that tests the true limits of fault tolerance and unexpected interruptions in a software.

December 6, 2018 Rakesh Sachdeva Leave a Comment

All cloud providers have some type of a compute product offering which lets the user bid for the resource they need to complete or for more tasks. Amazon web services has led the way, offering a low cost EC2 usage option called Spot Instance. The model is unusual in the sense that tests the true limits of fault tolerance and unexpected interruptions in a software.

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