See and understand your network: Reduce risk, complexity and costs. How? Download the new Definitive Guide™ to Next-Generation Network Packet Brokers to find out!

Download the EMA report, “Understanding the Value of Application-Aware Network Operations” to learn about the true application visibility needed for today’s operations.

False positives dragging productivity? “Analyzing the Economic Benefits of Gigamon” shows how to reduce false positives by 70 percent and decrease costs by 50 percent.

Want better network uptime? Yes, please! Get ahold of network speeds and increased data volumes. Download “The Surprising Ways that Inline Bypass Protects Network Operations”!

Security and network performance tools are unable to or weren’t built to handle and analyze traffic at higher bandwidths. Read Enterprise Management Associates new research report, “Next Generation Network Packet Brokers: Defining the Future of Network Visibility Fabrics” to learn how to reduce unnecessary tool upgrades due to bandwidth increases — resulting in decreased costs, improved tool utilization and optimized […]

Read the Gigamon paper, “Harnessing the Power of Metadata for Security,” to see why metadata is the new security super power. Metadata is data about data. It is a summary or high-level view of data. Providing security tools with a summary of the packet data traversing networks, metadata becomes a powerful weapon for enterprises looking to separate signals from noise, […]

Download “How to Strengthen Security While Optimizing Network Performance” to see how next-generation network packet brokers (NGNPBs) mitigate security tool sprawl, simplify IT management and improve network availability. NGNPBs help align network and security teams by creating a single view of network infrastructure and data management. See why you should shift your infrastructure strategy toward NGNPBs to boost efficiency and […]

It’s all about seeing clearly: Read the ESG research brief to learn how to improve visibility across distributed computing environments without increasing staff or tools.