Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

April 2022

Avoid IT's Worst Nightmare by Monitoring Proactively - Not Reactively!

The day-to-day operations of a business rely on having a top-of-the-line network performance. Customers, employees, managers and business partners require fast access to applications, services and data. When bottlenecks or security breaches occur, identifying these threats immediately is an absolute must. Monitoring networks is necessary for IT departments, but doing so effectively is an even more significant challenge.

Network Monitoring Safety Checklist-5 Steps to Take

Network monitoring is a vital part of your security architecture and layered security portfolio. Step one in your network monitoring safety checklist is making sure you have network monitoring in the first place. The rest of our steps assume you have network monitoring and lay out five ways to optimize its value.

How Network Monitoring Defuses Hacker Bombs

You know by now that hackers literally never sleep. Chances are your network has been hit before and absolutely will be hit again. Hackers invent new techniques every day and tweak existing ones, many of which are automated—which is why we can say that hackers literally never sleep. Hackers either attack your network directly or attack your infrastructure through your network. Either way, the network itself is your first line of defense.

Advanced Traffic & Security Analysis in WhatsUp Gold with Progress Flowmon

It’s a simple fact that the more tools an IT team has to use, the less effective they are. That’s why one of the chief values of WhatsUp Gold is putting everything you need to find and fix network issues fast in one simple, easy-to-use application. With that in mind, we’ve simplified advanced network traffic analysis and security threat detection from Progress Flowmon by adding those dashboards to the WhatsUp Gold interface.

Network Alerts-Monitoring and Notifications

When it comes to IT, you can’t do anything with an asset you can’t see. When it comes to your networking, monitoring offers the eyeballs to know what is going on. But IT and network pros don’t spend all day staring at a dashboard waiting for something to happen. Like your local police department, they rely on notifications of trouble. Instead of 911 calls, IT depends on network alerts.