Gigamon stories

As hybrid cloud infrastructure evolves, the 2024 Gigamon survey reveals deep observability is vital for IT teams to tackle growing security threats.

Gigamon and Exclusive Networks have expanded their partnership to improve technical support and channel coverage for Gigamon's solutions across EMEA.

A survey reveals that Global CISOs are prioritising visibility into data-in-motion amidst rising cyber threats and a projected USD $215 billion spend in 2024.

As threats intensify within hybrid cloud environments, deep observability emerges as crucial for security, offering clarity amid escalating complexities.

Cornerstone appoints Dave Arkley as COO and CFO, enhancing their leadership as they aim for growth and innovation in 2025.

New Relic appoints Larissa Crandall as Channel Chief and VP of Partners and Alliances to spearhead global partner strategy amid a surging demand for cloud services and AI.

Gigamon teams up with ExtraHop and World Wide Technology in a new Power of 3 initiative, promising enhanced threat detection and NDR capabilities for hybrid clouds.

Gigamon CEO Shane Buckley stresses the critical role of deep observability in bolstering network security amid rising digital transformation, driving a market growing at 35% annually.

As the world watches the Paris 2024 Olympics, Australian firms face a cyber onslaught. The Tokyo Games saw 450 million breaches; Paris could see tenfold.

A global survey by Gigamon reveals a 20% rise in undetected cyber breaches, with only 25% of organisations able to respond in real time. Australia fares worse, with 42% of breaches detected through dark web leaks.

Experts are urging change in digital investments to balance costs and ensure security, as Australian firms are facing economic hurdles and rising cyber threats.

As data volumes surge and cybersecurity threats grow, Gigamon elucidates how enhanced network visibility can bolster security and aid business transformation.

Gigamon hosted its prestigious ANZ Partner Awards at W Hotel Melbourne, honouring achievements in cybersecurity and networking, and forging stronger industry ties.

Despite progress in perimeter security, the focus has shifted to private cloud networks, where insider threats prove costly.

Gigamon leads the deep observability market, accounting for a 63% share and 61% growth in 2023, thanks to its network monitoring pipeline.

Gigamon appoints Simon Oliver as Head of Channel for Australia, bolstering its channel-first strategy across the ANZ region amid surging demand for improved hybrid cloud infrastructure security.

Vectra AI and Gigamon partner to offer AI-driven extended detection and response (XDR) for large enterprises across hybrid cloud environments, enhancing observability and threat detection.

Gigamon enjoyed over 100% YoY growth in 2023 cloud revenue due to international demand for its deep observability service, reflecting a trend towards hybrid cloud security management.

security innovations have the potential to keep pace with the expanding attack surface and enable SecOps and IT to work together and successfully secure the enterprise.

Too often, organisations get serious about modernising their security posture only after they’ve had a breach.