Networking used to be significantly simpler. Users would sit within a building using a company-issued device with clear visibility and control over the network. Networks have grown more complex, with users bringing their own devices onto the network, employees working remotely, organizations increasingly relying on software-as-a-service applications, and businesses adopting more hybrid IT environments. To help keep your customers’ networks running at peak performance—and prevent potential security risks—gaining greater visibility into your customers’ networks, including their extended networks outside of the building, is an absolute must. Get this whitepaper to learn more about gaining network visibility, including the problems with network blind spots, tools for gaining this visibility, and a process for working with customers to improve their network setup.