Network monitoring stories - Page 4

Sunbird Software is offering its Power IQ data centre monitoring software free for a year to healthcare units to ensure critical operations amid COVID-19.

Keysight Technologies' business Ixia has incorporated machine learning technologies into its network monitoring platform.

Google's new Network Intelligence Centre aims to revolutionise cloud migrations and network management efficiency.

Paessler appoints Helmut Binder as CEO to spearhead expansion into the ASEAN market and launch new solutions, following Christian Twardara’s departure.

Organisations need to have server monitoring tools that cover the right performance indicators that fit the applications they have running on their servers.

This increased coverage builds on ThousandEyes’ fleet of Cloud Agents that provide global monitoring vantage points from major cloud providers.

The QWU-100 can be used to perform Wake-on-LAN (WoL), Wake-on-WAN (WoW), and device monitoring across the LAN.

The app enables customers to leverage their Palo Alto Networks investment and subscribe to value-added OT-specific risk scoring and threat detection services.

IT teams all around the world are spending a disproportionate amount diagnosing what are, realistically, straightforward problems.

AVANT will gain access to the Open Systems SD-WAN solution and its solutions for networking, security, operations and a monitoring portal.

Gartner names ExtraHop a leader in its NPMD Magic Quadrant, recognising its strength in IT ops, real-time threat detection, and machine learning capabilities.

The combination of lateral movement and siloed usage of point security products leaves many security teams vulnerable to compromise.

SevOne helps businesses through digital transformation, aiding global network and data center operations teams in achieving their goals.

Without air conditioning, The National Museum of Computing must keep a close eye on environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and UV light levels.

Fujitsu Technologies has developed a new kind of network control technology that is able to secure IoT devices installed in the field.

Paessler says they are trying to foster collaboration with technology partners to provide integrated and combined solutions.

To ensure the availability of these systems, comprehensive monitoring of both IT and medical devices is required.

There is a lot of murkiness around cloud solutions and data centres because the distinctions aren’t always made clear - here it is in black & white.

Paessler will be showcasing PRTG in the cloud at the upcoming AWS Summits in Sydney, Australia, from April 10 to April 12 and Seoul South Korea.

Regardless of what industry you're in, if your business is storing data, it's very likely you've heard of edge computing.