TAP Into Technology Blog: Network Management
Why Do Inline Security Tools Rely on External Bypass TAPs?
As the modern cybersecurity stack grows with an array of threat detection and response tools critical to protecting IT data, active blocking tools like Intrusion prevention systems (IPS), Web Application Firewalls (WAF), and next...
3 Benefits of a TAP Fabric in OT Networks
Every week, I hear from industrial companies about their cybersecurity tools needing access to the data flowing through their OT networks. In a previous post, I shared why companies are constantly looking to improve their OT network...
Upgrade Cabling without Blowing the Budget
It never fails. You’re in a hurry, running late. You’re driving too fast when, suddenly, a speed bump. What was designed for safety has now created fury, as your not-so-decaf coffee instantly repaints the car’s interior an unflattering...
The 101 Series: Bypass Network TAPs Protectors of the Critical Link
Introduction Typically, a network TAP (test access point) is a device that creates a full duplex copy of 100% of the network traffic flowing between the two (2) connected devices. The Bypass TAP functions differently than the traditional...
Ensure Airline Critical Infrastructure Meets Cybersecurity Requirements
The aviation industry is no stranger to technical innovation. From state-of-the-art avionics to AI-powered customer service, airports and airlines have long adopted cutting-edge solutions. However, this technological advancement comes with...
Network TAPs: Invisible Yet Essential in Cybersecurity
When it comes to defending your IT network from cyber threats, the more invisible your solutions, the better. Network TAPs—test access points—are some of the most discreet yet simple solutions in modern cybersecurity.