Gigamon and Zscaler Team Up to Release Cloud-first Network Detection and Response Solution to Secure the Fluid Workforce

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To successfully respond to this challenge, NDR solutions must gain visibility into network traffic across cloud, virtual and physical infrastructure not owned by the enterprise. Zscaler’s visibility into all users’ internet traffic, regardless of their location, enables ThreatINSIGHT’s high-fidelity, behavior-based detection to protect the fluid workforce from hidden and emerging threats. “ Our customers have significantly accelerated their digital transformation journeys during the pandemic, and this integration will help them better respond to threats.” “ The expanded attack surface, and increasingly sophisticated tactics from threat actors, require not just an innovative approach to detection and response, but also ease of deployment with zero maintenance, which allows InfoSec teams to focus on the former, not the latter,” said Karl Van den Bergh, Chief Marketing Officer at Gigamon. “ ThreatINSIGHT was designed from the ground up as a cloud-based NDR solution and we are proud to partner with Zscaler, a leader in cloud-first security, to address our customers’ security and visibility needs.” Cloud-native Gigamon ThreatINSIGHT offers InfoSec teams unequaled visibility across their entire attack surface, accelerated, high-fidelity threat detection using machine-learning and behavioral-analysis techniques and rapid, informed response through powerful threat hunting and complete investigation and incident management workflows. We aggregate, transform and analyze network traffic to solve for critical performance and security needs, including rapid threat detection and response, freeing your organization to drive digital innovation.

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Gigamon
$250M to $500M
Zscaler
$1B+