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Guide to Visibility Use Cases: Removing Network Blind Spots

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Security breaches are becoming more challenging to detect. Bring your own device (BYOD), rogue IT, rogue wireless hotspots, botnets, and more are exploiting network weaknesses. These vulnerable weak spots frequently go undetected, creating network blind spots that can impact application reliability, performance, and security.

Blind spots directly correlate to network problems and outages, increased network security risk, and potential regulatory compliance issues. Identifying blind spots by establishing greater network visibility is critical for identifying hidden threats.

This white paper outlines how to remove blind spots to reduce network security risks and compliance issues that will help you:

  • expose missing and hidden data 
  • improve data collection using network test access points (Taps) 
  • reveal hidden east-west traffic in virtual data centers 
  • regenerate monitoring data for distribution to multiple tools 
  • gain full visibility into cloud and virtual networks
  • eliminate data overload of switched port analyzer (SPAN) ports.

A SPAN port, also called a mirroring port on a network switch creates a copy of specific network data but has no filtering capabilities.

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