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Considering the impact of network outages and performance issues, in terms of both productivity as well as cost, it is essential for enterprise of all sizes to have an efficient network management solution in place, to enable proactive measures towards resolving performance problems and gaining valuable network insights. One of the most essential network management tools is network monitoring. For IT professionals, network monitoring is a vital discipline. Network monitoring tools are designed to be proactive as well as reactive, which means they can preemptively detect discrepancies in the system, helping to avoid system crashes before they occur. Essentially, network monitoring solutions are tools that allow IT administrators to monitor networks more efficiently. Solutions across the network monitoring market are vast and varied, depending on myriad factors including system specifics, automation, as well as business size & scale. Burgeoning requirement for IoT security solutions The emergence of advanced technologies, from connected devices to cloud computing to IoT (Internet of Things) has added great impetus to the adoption of network monitoring tools across the industrial landscape. Studies suggest that IoT could become a multi-trillion-dollar industrial sphere by 2020. As such, IoT is already making its mark across several industries, including transportation, healthcare, utilities, manufacturing, etc. The technology is anticipated to assert a significant influence on professional and consumer lives across the globe, in addition to transforming perceptions regarding networks in general. Despite its revolutionary nature, however, IoT does have one major area of concern, security. Lack of efficient IoT security solutions has posed a considerable challenge for IoT adoption. For instance, IoT devices are highly susceptible to malware attacks. One of the most notable malware strains to affect IoT devices was Mirai, in 2016. The malware, which affected security cameras and wireless routers, led to a massive DDoS attack on Dyn, the internet provider for prominent sites including Spotify, Twitter and more. Given this vulnerability of IoT devices, network monitoring is an ideal solution to detect abnormalities in their performance and prevent attacks before they take place. Key players in the network monitoring industry are taking stock of this and developing innovative solutions that offer robust IoT security. For example, PathSolutions, a network performance management firm, has recently introduced its TotalView 10 solution, which can offer network security policy monitoring, IP address management, device monitoring, among other benefits to IoT devices. The technology helps monitor the network for unauthorized access and identifies any suspicious activities which could indicate potential security breaches. Cyber Defense eMagazine –June 2020 Edition 98 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Emergence of smart cities and the subsequent requirement for a strong network infrastructure In an effort to become more technology-driven and smart, many local municipalities have adopted technologies like IoT enabled devices, used across myriad applications including traffic systems, smart street lighting, CCTV cameras, public security systems, etc., through smart networks and data collection. For example, Boston and Baltimore municipalities have deployed smart garbage cans which can communicate their existing capacities, making it easier for municipal systems to plan suitable routing for disposal services. With the development of smart cities expected to make such a prolific impact on efficiencies and resource management, a robust infrastructure becomes paramount. The ideal smart infrastructure is a network of networks, using sophisticated technologies alongside integrated network management solutions, allowing for higher visibility, cost reductions and enhanced reliability of network infrastructures, operations and services. Considering the prevalence of such IT infrastructures in smart city development, one of the most essential components of these cities is a network monitoring solution that can connect with distinct network elements and facilitate a smooth flow of information between systems. One such network monitoring tool is Montdata’s log management & network management solution. This tool allows smart city IT administrators to manage and supervise the entire smart city infrastructure including servers, firewall, network traffic, sensors, CCTV, and other network elements, using a single dashboard. About the Author Saloni Walimbe. An avid reader since childhood, Saloni is currently following her passion for content creation by penning down insightful articles relating to global industry trends, business, and trade & finance. With an MBA-Marketing qualification under her belt, she has spent two years as a content writer in the advertising field. Aside from her professional work, she is an ardent animal lover and enjoys movies, music and books in her spare time. Company Website: - https://www.gminsights.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/saloni-walimbe-5929b99b/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/WalimbeSaloni Cyber Defense eMagazine –June 2020 Edition 99 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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Welcome to CDM’s June 2020 Issue
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