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How do you ensure maximum service availability while protecting and securing your enterprise? IT departments have been wrestling with this problem for years. Virtualization and mobility are expanding the traditional network boundary, which means data and assets no longer sit in a single location behind a firewall.

Network security monitoring involves processing and examining all the traffic entering and leaving this expanding perimeter. Hackers and the tools they use to infiltrate network and exfiltrate company secrets are more sophisticated than ever.

​Click on the picture above to learn the following:

  • ​The digital warfare attackers are waging such as malware, phishing, and advanced persistent threats
  • The IT trends affecting traditional enterprise security techniques
  • The challenges of securing enterprise networks with inline and out-of-band monitoring tools
  • How to integrate inline and out-of-band security tools to maximize their capabilities and fend off threats
  • The four elements of Ixia’s Security Architecture and how they ensure resilient delivery of relevant traffic to enterprise security, compliance, and analytics tools

Thank you to Ixia, a Keysight Business, for the article.

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