Large-scale enterprises can no longer get away with simply having on-premises systems; hence, migrating some digital operations to the cloud has become necessary.

"The shift toward hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure has created a myriad of unforeseen security, performance and cost challenges for enterprise IT."

According to IDC, more than 60% of respondents believe that observability solutions serve narrow requirements and fail to provide a complete view of current operating conditions.

Ljubo Mandic, Chief Development Officer at Gigamon, joins us today to tell us more about the company's strategy and its next focus.

With 25 years of experience in channel strategy, Acquista brings a fresh perspective as she and the team build on the company’s channel-first strategy.

Product innovations and key customer wins lead to a doubling of cloud data volume under Gigamon management, which now sits at over 2 million terabytes daily.

Bassam Khan joins us today to share with us how the company is utilising its deep observability pipeline and other solutions to remedy network security concerns.

"Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT exceeded our requirements of providing robust visibility to activity on our network, delivering high-fidelity detections, and removing distractions from our team."

Dealing with multiple cloud providers makes it difficult to identify security threats and performance bottlenecks and troubleshoot issues.

Deep observability company, Gigamon, has partnered with Outcomex, an Australian-based systems integrator that provides professional and managed services.

GigaVUE 6.0, the software powering Gigamon Hawk, democratises security delivery across networking, security and cloud operations

650 Group has published a report, recognising Gigamon as the leading vendor in the deep observability market for 2022.

Gigamon is bringing application and network-level intelligence together to help network, security, and cloud IT operations teams eliminate security blind spots.

Dealing with multiple cloud providers makes it difficult to identify security threats and performance bottlenecks and troubleshoot issues.

A new ransomware report from Gigamon has revealed that one in three organisations see malicious insiders as a route for ransomware attacks.

SecOps teams champion a zero trust strategy to support the fight against the escalating risk of cybercrime and help monitor threat actors across a network.

Increasingly, organisations are heading for the cloud, initiating new born-in-the-cloud architectures and migrating existing applications via ‘lift and shift’ or refactoring.

Recently the U.S. White House released a statement citing intelligence reports indicating "… that the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber-attacks."

The devastating effects of ransomware have grown over the past two decades from opportunistic to carefully orchestrated attacks.

The security operations centre has come a long way since the early 2000s. It wasn’t even called a SOC in those days.

It's the first network detection and response solution on the market to provide 365-day rich network metadata retention.

In May 2021, U.S. Presidential Executive Order 14028 on improving the nation’s cybersecurity was issued, directing federal agencies to transition to a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) as they modernise and move to cloud services.

Network optimisation is an often-overlooked area of data security. At its most basic, a network is a system comprising two or more computers sharing resources, data and communications, with the goal of accomplishing essential tasks more quickly and effectively.

These days cloud security is more trusted than ever. According to a recent study in a survey of 2,000 IT leaders from around the globe, nearly 85% of respondents said that they trust cloud security practices as much as, or more than, those associated with their on-premises data infrastructures.