New Integrated Solutions with Imperva

Imperva announced yesterday a partnership with Net Optics, brining to market unique integrated capabilities for advanced data security solutions. Teams at both companies worked very closely in the past months to provide customers with a very valuable solutions for deployments that require high throughput and full redundancy.

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Partnership with Net Optics provides unparalleled performance, visibility, and scalability to protect network and web applications in the demanding 10G environment
Net Optics brings to the partnership a record of proven leadership in intelligent monitoring access by providing a fault tolerant architecture with high-speed intelligent load balancing. The company’s growing suite of innovative solutions enables customers to meet the challenge of monitoring, troubleshooting, and securing high volumes of network traffic, bandwidth-intensive applications, and cloud deployments. SecureSphere Stack, powered by Net Optics, provides a scalable, high-performance data security solution for up to 10Gbps of network traffic.

The new offering will employ the unique capabilities of Net Optics Director Pro™ Data Monitoring Platform to control, filter, and dynamically load balance traffic sent to monitoring appliances. Engineered for extremely high, business-critical traffic levels, Director Pro enables deep packet exploration at full 10Gbps wire speed and provides 24/7 passive network access without introducing a point of failure. The robust Director Pro works in conjunction with up to five SecureSphere X6500 appliances to maximize Web, Database, and File Security for the most demanding applications without affecting performance and availability. Director Pro not only reduces the complexity of managing an integrated network fabric, it streamlines scaling within the customer deployment and contributes the key capability of connecting inline to a 10G network.

“Imperva’s selection of Net Optics will help customers overcome their toughest monitoring challenges in an ultra-high performance environment where security is critical,” said Bob Shaw, CEO, Net Optics. “The Imperva-Net Optics 10G solution will enable high availability, cost-effectiveness, and the enhanced security that’s vital to any organization and cloud service provider.”

Monitoring, Access and Control Challenges in a Virtualized Environment

In the following few days, our team will be delivering a serias of webinars focusing on the challenges facing the implementation of virtualization while maintaining compliance with industry regulations such as SOX, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. We’ll be presenting examples of hurdles that will face data center migrations from physical environments to virtual environments, and provide information on the technologies needed to maintain a network monitoring infrastructure during the evolution of your network.

Our first webinar is planned for tomorrow as part of a series that dives into the challenges of monitoring, accessing, and controlling network flows across virtualized, physical and hybrid network environments.

Here are the highlights:

  • How virtualization creates potential compliance issues.
  • How a hybrid network made up of virtualized and physical components presents its own unique set of technical challenges.
  • At the conclusion of this four part series you will have the information necessary to plan and maintain a complete network monitoring infrastructure across a virtualized and physical network environment

The first session will take place tomorrow,  Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 11:00 am, Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-08:00).

You can register here.