Chris Bihary
Chris Bihary, CEO and Co-founder and of Garland Technology, has been in the network performance industry for over 20 years. Bihary has established collaborative partnerships with technology companies to complement product performance and security through the integration of network TAP visibility.
Breathe New Life Into Your Existing Packet Broker
If you have been in networking long enough, you may have heard the phrase “breathe new life into old tools.” This concept is simple - security and monitoring tools only perform as well as the data they process. So solely relying on SPAN...
How does asset discovery work in OT environments?
Imagine the following scenario. You’re the CEO of an independent crude oil pipeline operator serving a dozen fields in the Permian Basin, and the recent ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline has got you thinking. So far, your company has...
Colonial Pipeline Hack Sounds Alarm for Greater OT Security
It’s been less than a week since Colonial Pipeline, the Georgia-based operator of a petroleum product pipeline network that runs across 13 states from Texas to New Jersey, revealed that it had been hit with a ransomware attack. The attack...
Virtual power plants exist and yes, visibility is important
Globally, a consensus seems to be emerging that the time has come to push forward with the switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy. This is good news for climate scientists, environmental activists, and everyone else concerned about...
Pharmaceutical Cybersecurity and Visibility are as Critical As Ever
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has been a harrowing experience in many ways, but it’s also given the pharmaceutical industry the chance to shine. In the United States alone, three companies have been able to roll out highly effective...
Why the Mining Industry Relies on Rugged Visibility and Cybersecurity Solutions
When many think about the mining industry, they’re probably not thinking about new technologies. Instead, they might be conjuring up mental images of grueling manual labor. Scenes straight out of the 19th century, with workers swinging...