What Network, Service, and Cybersecurity problems can we alarm on?
We alarm on three categories:
1) Availability
2) Errors
3) Responsiveness
What we alarm on:
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Network Bandwidth Problems (e.g., High Link Bandwidth Utilization)
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Network Errors (e.g., High Link CRC Errors, Buffer Discards, Interface Discards, Undersize, Oversize)
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Application Bandwidth Problem (e.g., High Application Bandwidth Utilization)
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Host Bandwidth Problem (e.g., High Host Bandwidth Utilization)
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Flow (e.g., High Flow Bandwidth Utilization)
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DNS Problems (e.g., High DNS Response Time and Protocol Errors)
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HTTP Problems (e.g., High HTTP Response Time and Protocol Errors)
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Internet Service Problems (e.g., DNS->HTTP End-to-End Total Response Time and Total Protocol Errors)
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Online Service Problems (e.g., DNS->TCPApp End-to-End Total Response Time and Total TCP Transport Errors)
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Email Service Problems (e.g., HTTP->SMTP, HTTP->IMAP4, HTTP->POP3 End-to-End Total Response Time and Total Protocol Errors)
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FTP Service Problems (e.g., HTTP->FTP End-to-End Total Response Time and Total Protocol Errors)
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DDOS Attacks (e.g., TCP Syn Floods, UDP Floods, ICMP Floods, DNS Op Floods, and HTTP Op Floods)
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BOTNET Attacks (e.g., BOT spread via Email, Website, Phishing, and Remote Hackings)
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Blacklist Violations (e.g., Blacklist on Email, Website, Application, Port, Server, Client, and Flow)
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Remote Hacking Attacks (e.g., Forbidden Remote Access via RDP, SSH and Telnet)
Where can we monitor Network, Service, and Cybersecurity alarms?
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Internet:
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Monitoring Laptop/Desktop accessing the Internet
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Monitoring Laptop/Desktop accessing the Wireless
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Data Center:
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Monitoring servers in the 2-Tiers Data Center
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Monitoring servers in the 3-Tiers Data Center
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Monitoring Virtual Server in the VMWare Private Cloud
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Monitoring Virtual Server in the VMWare Public Cloud
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Monitoring Virtual Server in the Google Public Cloud
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How do we monitor your Network, Service, and Cybersecurity alarms?
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Data Center: We monitor Internet Incoming traffic to the data center by having the MacroProbe TAP on the spanned switch port in the 2-tiers or 3-tiers at the front-end and/or the application logistic and/or the back-end.
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Internet: We monitor the Internet Outgoing traffic by having the MacroProbe TAP on the spanned switch port of the switch connecting the user Ethernet Connections
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Wireless: We monitor the Wireless Outgoing traffic by having the MacroProbe TAP on the Wireless Router providing Internet Access to users
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Cloud: We monitor VMWare Private Cloud or VMWare Public Cloud or Google Public Cloud by having the MacroProbe TAP on the Mirror Ports of the vSwitch connecting Virtual Machines (VMWare) or Packet Mirroring the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC in Google Cloud)
We alarm the following Network, Service, and Cybersecurity metrics:
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Link Bandwidth Utilization, Bit Rate, Packet Rate
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Link CRC Errors, Buffer Discards, Interface Discards, Undersize and Oversize
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Application, Host, Flow Bandwidth Utilization
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DNS Response Time and Protocol Errors
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HTTP Response Time and Protocol Errors
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TCP Transport Response Time and TCP Transport Errors
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Conversation Flows
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DDOS Flows
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BOTNET Flows
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Blacklist Flows
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Remote Hacking Flows
What MacroProbe features do we use to monitor your Network, Service, and Cybersecurity Alarms?
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Alarm Monitor
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Security Monitor
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Application Dashboard
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Service Dashboard
Alarm Monitoring Deployments:

Monitoring Wireless

Monitoring Internet
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Monitoring 2 Tier Data Center

Monitoring 3 Tier Data Center
