Ixia stories - Page 3

Ixia have announced a new solution that captures traffic patterns from a production network and accurately recreates them in a controlled environment.

As private clouds give way to public, experts urge firms to bolster virtual network monitoring for secure, robust operations.

Organisations must address network blind spots to avoid outages, security threats, and compliance issues, warns Ixia.

Ixia started as a manufacturer of testing & measurement hardware. In the last 2-3 years they've expanded network testing solutions for telco services.

Ixia warns that security breaches are an inevitable 'when', urging businesses to adopt a 360-degree network approach for robust defence.

In order for a business to build a strong, secure network, they need to lay a solid foundation for the architecture to handle rapid changes.

Ixia gears up partners for success with Xceed, a new scheme bolstering collaboration in tech sectors like IoT and big data analytics.

Automated software should be considered for security testing internal systems, according to Ixia. Hiring hackers can be expensive.

The first sixty minutes are crucial in responding to a cyber security intrusion, says Ixia, as it can make or break the impact of the attack.

Encryption creates a security blind spot in organisations, allowing hackers to propagate hidden malware, says Ixia.

Connected fitness bands, watches and wearables are becoming popular in consumer and enterprise markets; the opportunity for hackers is big business.

Enterprise data centres need a test environment that reflects their real load and actual traffic, including all applications and protocols.

Expert urges a shift in focus to 'inside-out' security, as firms overlook internal threats to their data, states Ixia's Stephen Urquhart.

Network Packet Brokers are key to mitigating enterprise network blind spots – but unless chosen wisely, they can compromise visibility.

Ixia has developed and released the world’s first validation solutions for many Ethernet technologies such as 100, 40, 25 and now 50-Gigabit Ethernet.

Organisations need to ensure their technology infrastructure is ale to handle the load that comes with big data, according to Ixia.

Developments in eCommerce means retailers need to make sure their infrastructure is up to scratch or risk their customers going elsewhere.

Network monitoring vendor Ixia signs DNA as its first Australian distributor as it looks to ramp up its presence in the market.

Ixia, a US tech firm, offers vital testing solutions for telcos, enhancing network performance, security, and reliability - a must-know for the NZ IT sector.