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From Knee Surgery to Packet Capture: What Healthcare Can Teach Us About Network Visibility

It starts with a twinge. Then a limp. By the time our patient reaches the orthopedic surgeon, they’re facing full knee replacement surgery—a journey...

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What Your Firewall Doesn’t Tell You

Your firewall is dutifully logging every connection attempt, blocking malicious traffic, and generating alerts. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: those logs are only telling...

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MTTA Explained: How to Measure and Improve Mean Time to Acknowledge 

Mean Time to Acknowledge (MTTA) is a performance metric that measures how quickly an IT team responds to incidents and alerts. When systems fail...

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Understanding MTTD (Mean Time to Detection) and How to Reduce It

Mean Time to Detection (MTTD) is a critical metric for measuring cybersecurity effectiveness, as the speed at which organizations can detect network anomalies and...

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Hybrid Cloud Visibility Challenges: A Guide for IT Teams

Hybrid cloud architectures have introduced a lot of complexity in managing network performance and security. An organization’s environment can span across on-premises infrastructure, public...

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How to Bridge NetOps and SecOps Teams: A Complete Guide for 2025

In today’s complex IT landscape, the traditional silos between NetOps and SecOps teams have become more and more counterproductive. Organizations that successfully bridge these...

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Packet Capture vs. Flow Data: Striking the Right Balance

From detecting security threats to troubleshooting elusive performance issues and meeting compliance demands, understanding what’s happening on your network is essential.   To achieve...

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What is QoS? A Complete Guide to Quality of Service in Networking

Quality of Service (QoS) refers to a collection of technologies and mechanisms that manage and prioritize network traffic, guaranteeing consistent performance for critical applications...

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How Network Observability Solves 3 Key IT Challenges in Financial Services

Financial services IT teams operate under intense pressure to secure sensitive data, modernize aging infrastructure, and comply with a growing list of regulations. These...