SANTA CLARA, Calif. and LAS VEGAS, Nov. 28, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Gigamon Inc. (NYSE: GIMO), an industry leader in traffic visibility solutions for cybersecurity and monitoring applications, today announced that the Gigamon Visibility Platform for Amazon Web Services (AWS) has achieved AWS Networking Competency status, a certification in the AWS Partner Network (APN) program. The company also introduced NetFlow and IPFIX flow record generation for its AWS offering, enabling organizations to establish rapid and pervasive visibility into traffic traversing on AWS. With this capability, enterprises can effectively deliver summarized, critical data to their security and monitoring tools.
The Gigamon solution underwent rigorous evaluations to meet the APN technical validation criteria for reliability, security, performance and product architecture, including review of live customer deployments. Customers across a broad cross-section of enterprise verticals have adopted the Gigamon Visibility Platform for AWS including Zendesk and the CME Group.
Gigamon introduced the Visibility Platform for AWS in November 2016, enabling enterprises to extend their security posture to the public cloud. By working closely with AWS, Gigamon has progressed rapidly through the AWS Partner Network APN Standard and Advanced tier requirements including achieving Public Sector partner status for its GovCloud solution.
"Achieving AWS Networking Competency status further demonstrates our continued commitment to AWS," said Phil Griston, senior director of alliances at Gigamon. "Security and cloud operations teams will benefit from the demanding technical requirements that Gigamon met to achieve Partner status for the Networking Competency".
New NetFlow and IPFIX Flow Record Generation on AWS
A new GigaSMART® traffic intelligence capability—standards-based, NetFlow and IPFIX record generation -- is now available for the Gigamon Visibility Platform on AWS. NetFlow and IPFIX are powerful technologies that are used by both security and network operations teams to extract summarized information on network traffic flows and deliver NetFlow to a large ecosystem of security and monitoring tools.
NetFlow and IPFIX generation is a popular feature in the GigaSMART suite of traffic intelligence applications. By generating flow records in NetFlow or IPFIX format, users can gain summarized insight into traffic traversing their virtual private cloud (VPC) instances. Security professionals can use unsampled NetFlow or IPFIX records generated by the Gigamon Visibility Platform to track every flow with precision. Used in conjunction with the Gigamon Visibility Platform to gain full traffic visibility, enterprises can:
"By sending unsampled NetFlow and IPFIX data to Scrutinizer—Plixer's network traffic analytics system—these new solutions from Gigamon help to ensure our customers get the data they need to support fast, efficient security incident response. The extended visibility they gain across their public, private, and hybrid clouds is unprecedented," said Bob Noel, director of strategic partnerships and marketing at Plixer.
Gigamon is participating in the AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas this week. Attendees can connect with the company at booth 1505 or attend the session "Gain Application and Security Insights using NetFlow and Metadata with Gigamon Visibility Platform for AWS" that will be presented:
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