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As your network continues to grow physically and virtually and speeds increase up 100 Gig it becomes increasingly difficult to ensure that all your security and monitoring tools have access to the real-time traffic that they need to analyze. Profitap and Mike Pennacchi, Owner of Network Protocol Specialists LLC,  explain the role a Network Packet Broker plays in your IT visibility architecture to enhance the performance of your network monitoring and security tools.

Webinar Itinerary:

  • Introduction
  • The role of a Packet Broker
  • Workflow overview
  • Start with game plan
  • Setting up the rules
  • Validating rules
  • Questions

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