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If the term Network Packet Broker (NPB) is not familiar, now is the time to get acquainted with this invaluable and frequently overlooked device.

Think of NPBs as helpful middlemen that sort, distribute, and optimize the flow of network data going to your monitoring and security tools. By receiving only the data they need and eliminating irrelevant traffic, NPBs make your monitoring and security solutions more efficient so you can reduce costs.

And that’s just one of the benefits!

Download the brochure to see why NPBs are the cornerstone for building more secure, more reliable, and more responsive networks

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