Ixia joined forces with Flowmon Networks to form a new technology partnership enabling Flowmon to leverage Ixia’s network visibility solution (NVS) as a single source of traffic data for consequent operational and security analytics for their flow-based (NetFlow/IPFIX) network monitoring and security platform.
Large heterogeneous networks spanning both physical and virtual environments have become a reality of today’s digital transformation. To effectively troubleshoot, manage, and secure these environments, deep network visibility combined with advanced analytics and self-learning intelligence is needed.
The Flowmon NetFlow/IPFIX platform is a network, anomaly, and security analytics solution that leverages flow data to help organizations ensure they have a fast, reliable, and secure network. Ixia NVS generates IxFlow®, an enriched NetFlow data feed, from across the data center, and sends it to the Flowmon platform for analysis. Ixia turns data into insights, via deep packet inspection of application, user device, and other flow details.
“Flowmon and Ixia have teamed to provide customers with a deep insight and understanding of network behavior in one integrated solution,” said Petr Springl, Director of Products & Alliances at Flowmon Networks. “Flowmon’s integration with Ixia’s IxFlow helps customers to maximize the value of their deployments, and truly automate everyday tasks.”
The integrated Ixia/Flowmon solution offers network and security administrators the ideal solution to manage, fix, optimize, and secure their network, by delivering:
- Efficient access to data needed for analysis, without burdening production network devices
- The ability to share data between Flowmon and other tools without standalone collection probes
- Deep packet inspection for rich application information and device detail
- Identification of network performance concerns, security anomalies, and suspicious behaviour
- Bandwidth and user monitoring, as well as capacity planning, to remove bottlenecks
- Access to data from both physical and virtual networks, eliminating network blind spots
“By combining our expertise, Ixia and Flowmon will enable IT administrators to identify the users, devices, networks, and applications that generate undesirable traffic or security threats,” stated Scott Westlake, VP of Corporate Development & Strategic Alliances at Ixia. “Armed with this information, IT professionals can isolate and easily remove unwanted behaviors, significantly simplifying and improving overall network security for their organization.”
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