Security Solutions | Garland Technology

Security architects and engineers are under pressure to manage the edge of the network.

Cyber attacks have become more persistent and sophisticated, leaving security professionals tasked with bolstering the network’s edge with a layer of security devices, each assigned to a specific threat to be analyzed.

Today’s security architects usually utilize their next-generation firewalls or intrusion detection systems as their security foundation - while deploying and managing additional in-line security tools. Also adding to their stack, passive monitoring tools for application and network performance, as well as content filtering, forensics and in some cases lawful intercept.

We know the management of multiple active, in-line security tools is complex. Here are some resources and scenarios we think may be helpful.

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