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Connect and Secure the World with Dynamic Network Intelligence

The need for always-on networks is pervasive, and expectations are high when it comes to keeping them connected and secure. As technologies advance, edge computing, cloud environments, sophisticated security threats, increasing bandwidth requirements, and demanding compliance regulations make it challenging to extract actionable insight from your network.

Keysight can help. Customers rely on our solutions to deliver rich data about network traffic, applications, and users across any networking environment. This deep insight is what we call dynamic network intelligence. It helps you continuously innovate, meet aggressive service level agreements, and keep applications running smoothly and securely.

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Dynamic network intelligence stack feature sets allow you to optimize your traffic analysis and security tool performance. Used with a network packet broker, virtual or cloud platform, stack feature sets allow you to modify, mold and transport traffic specific to tool needs. To learn more, click on a stack feature set below.

Network Visibility Features

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Best-of-breed solutions for security, performance, and the cloud.

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Visibility Management

Keysight offers an easy-to-use, intuitive click-and-drop NPB interface to allow operators to make connections from taps or SPAN ports to their connected tools. The configuration of filters is streamlined and easy, with overall setup requiring minimal time and effort, even for large shops and complicated networks. No professional services or expensive training is required to learn and implement the Keysight visibility solutions. This eliminates the need to use time-consuming command line interface (CLI) or web user interface (WebUI) dialogs, or invest hours or days designing complex logic.

IFC (Ixia Fabric Controller) is a SDN controller for visibility that allows multiple network packet brokers to work collectively within a single pane of glass. IFC extends a full set of API controls and integrates with Cisco ACI, as well as other SDN architectures.

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Cloud Visibility

Cloudlens: Packet-Level Visibility For Public, Private, and Hybrid Cloud

Migrating mission-critical workloads to the cloud requires actionable intelligence for IT security and analytics tools — which are only as effective as the data they see. IT’s challenge is to ensure that the infrastructure delivers applications that are reliable, fast, and secure. Business changes are forcing IT to gain greater insight and understanding of the network to maximize performance. Keysight CloudLens™ delivers end-to-end visibility and provides context-aware data processing across all cloud environments — public, private and hybrid cloud — making applications stronger by providing a high level of network intelligence.

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Featured Resources

Catalogs 2022.10.17

Network Visibility Products Catalog

Network Visibility Products Catalog

2022.10.17

Catalogs 2023.01.09

Network Performance and Security Products

Network Performance and Security Products

2023.01.09

White Papers 2022.09.13

Best Practices for Network Monitoring

Best Practices for Network Monitoring

Proper network monitoring consists of more than just attaching a security and monitoring tool to a tap or SPAN port. Learn how a network packet broker can be effectively used to: - Filter out unnecessary data flooding your security monitoring tools to make them more efficient- Load balance data across multiple tools to extend the life of those existing tools- Perform packet slicing to improve network security and increase regulatory compliance- Perform header stripping to make security and monitoring tools more efficient- Take advantage of component automation to reduce costs and improve service efficiency This document provides the basic information you need, in a straight forward and condense format, to help you optimize your network visibility and monitoring architecture.

2022.09.13

White Papers 2022.07.06

Best Practices for Visibility Architecture Tap Planning

Best Practices for Visibility Architecture Tap Planning

When it comes to data monitoring, ensuring proper access to network data is one of the most critical things you can do. Missing and incorrect data will slow down the analysis of problems by your security monitoring and tools. It may also lead to false conclusions by those tools. In turn, this can lead to missed security threats, false positives for security threats and network impairments, and higher costs. This white paper is designed to be a generic guide to help assist in the optimization process of your visibility architecture so that you can collect better data at the start of your monitoring architecture. An overview of the differences between taps and SPANs, virtual taps, and different types of tap solutions including bypass switches is provided along with three examples and recommendations for best practices.

2022.07.06

Article Reprints 2017.01.26

Network World

Network World

The Network World headline says it all: Ixia’s GUI faster, more accurate than Gigamon’s command line interface or Flowmap. In this insightful article, you can read an analyst’s point of view on how an integrated drag-and-drop GUI dramatically improves network programming efficiency, network troubleshooting speed, and network monitoring accuracy over command line interface (CLI) or Flowmap approaches.

2017.01.26

White Papers 2020.05.25

Top Six Considerations When Purchasing Network Taps

Top Six Considerations When Purchasing Network Taps

Download the white paper to ensure you have the best technology and value for your deployment by understanding the key differences in network taps. Network visibility and data access to your traffic ensure that your network runs efficiently. A network tap (Test Access Port) is an inexpensive and permanent access port used throughout the network to enable monitoring and analysis without interrupting data transmission. There are many benefits for choosing a network tap solution instead of diverting data with a port connection on a switch. With so many network taps available on the market, choosing the right tap provides significant savings. For example, did you know that signal loss and degradation may result in thousands spent for additional cable roll-outs in data centers? Ensure you have the best technology and value for your deployment by understanding the key differences in network taps.

2020.05.25

White Papers 2018.02.13

Tolly Network Packet Broker Test Report

Tolly Network Packet Broker Test Report

In this report, Tolly shows how Ixia’s Net Tool Optimizer (NTO) packet brokers processed 100% of packets at every speed, while running the most powerful features.

2018.02.13

Brochures 2021.01.11

What Is a Network Packet Broker (And Why Do You Need One)?

What Is a Network Packet Broker (And Why Do You Need One)?

2021.01.11

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