Martin Skoda

Nobody wants to share his communication with the public. And customers of cloud services based on flow data analysis are no exception. They need to be sure that their traffic is not “overheared” when sending data to cloud provider through public network. With Flowmon this is not an issue anymore. Welcome to the flow data encryption.

Today we will have a look on how our advanced behavioral intelligence of Flowmon ADS can detect DNS service related security incidents and how it helped our customer find malware infected hosts in the network.

DNS is one of the most essential network services - often poorly monitored - and any outages may lead to a major business impact. Let’s take a look how Flowmon is able to monitor DNS protocol and how you can benefit from it.

In previous blog posts we described big news in Flowmon 8.0 – new architecture of Flowmon Collectors, DHCP. Today we will have a quick look at another new features in Flowmon 8.0.

New major version of our flagship product Flowmon was recently released. We are tirelessly following our vision to provide customers with a complete understanding of what is happening in their networks. In order to do that, we enrich flow data (information from network and transport layer) with information from application protocols (application layer). Let’s look at the new L7 protocols we have added to Flowmon 8 and dig little bit deeper into DHCP.

In the end of year 2015 we announced new collaboration with Cisco. By integrating Flowmon Anomaly Detection System (ADS) with Cisco’s Application Policy Infrastructure Controller Enterprise Module (APIC-EM), the companies will provide administrators with agility when provisioning quality of service and executing security policies across the entire network. Check out how Flowmon ADS and Cisco APIC-EM overcome cyber threats and secure network infrastructure.