Lancope Hosts Webcast Titled 'How Central Michigan University Improves Network Visibility, Performance and Security Using NetFlow and StealthWatch'
Atlanta, Dec. 1, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Lancope, Inc., the leader in NetFlow™ collection and analysis and the provider of the StealthWatch® System for flow-based network performance and security monitoring, today announced that it will host a Webinar case study titled "How Central Michigan University Improves Network Visibility, Performance and Security Using StealthWatch." Ryan Laus, network manager for Central Michigan University (CMU) – one of the 100 largest public universities nationally – will discuss how he uses StealthWatch to increase network visibility, enhance network security and improve network performance across CMU's massive 16,000-node network.
Each year, CMU experiences 25 percent increase in the number of mobile devices on its network. The proliferation of mobile users and movement toward IT consumerization results in a growing demand for wireless support on this already wide open network. CMU's network and security teams required greater visibility of internal and external traffic and a faster way to elevate security concerns from a vast number of flows. By analyzing NetFlow from CMU's Cisco network to deliver real time visibility across physical and virtual networks, StealthWatch eliminates network blind spots and reduces total network and security management costs.
Join Lancope and CMU for this complimentary Webinar to discover how administrators can use NetFlow analysis to gain enterprise-wide visibility into all host behaviors and activity on the network without signature updates or ongoing tuning.
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Ryan Laus, network manager, Central Michigan University |
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WHAT: |
"How Central Michigan University Improves Network Visibility, Performance and Security Using NetFlow and StealthWatch" |
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WHEN: |
Wednesday, December 8, 2010 |
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2:00p.m. ET/11:00a.m. PT |
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Attendees will learn how CMU utilizes StealthWatch to:
- Enhance visibility across its entire network for faster Mean-Time-to-Know (MTTK)
- Improve security decision making
- Detect and mitigate external threats
- Monitor and detect anomalies on internal hosts
- Identify machines/users running P2P applications
- Determine root causes of network slowdowns
Learn more about how CMU uses StealthWatch to gain actionable network visibility at http://www2.lancope.com/cmu-case-study.
About Lancope
Lancope®, Inc. is the leader in NetFlow collection and analysis and the provider of the StealthWatch® System for flow-based network performance and security monitoring. Delivering unified visibility across physical and virtual networks, StealthWatch eliminates network blind spots and reduces total network and security management costs. Both OPSEC and Common Criteria-certified, StealthWatch monitors the networks of Global 2000 organizations, academic institutions and government entities worldwide. Lancope also partners with fellow best-of-breed solution providers through its Technology Alliance Program, which includes Cisco Systems, Brocade, Blue Coat, VMware, IBM Tivoli, Check Point, TippingPoint, ArcSight and A10 Networks. Lancope is a privately held, venture-backed company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. For more information, visit www.lancope.com.
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