Most of the big networking headaches didn’t turn up overnight; they started small and increased in complexity over time, as the network grew and evolved. Without detailed actionable data, these problems can be nearly impossible to solve; at the very least it can take weeks, months, or even years to rid a global network of a pervasive issue.
Nobody has time for that, which is where a digital twin comes in. A digital twin is a software copy of the network with all the data in one place, enabling the ability to trace all possible paths, locate any device, and integrate with other useful tools such as IT service management, network automation, and vulnerability scanning to put people back in control of the network. This technology delivers answers to complex networking questions in seconds while presenting them in a vendor-agnostic and actionable manner, ensuring network and security operations teams are able to immediately make data driven decisions.
Our co-Founder and CTO, Brandon Heller, is giving a live demo on July 20, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. Pacific to show how in 5 days or less, a digital twin can solve your toughest problems by empowering engineers to ask the network questions. He’ll provide real-world examples of how global companies have used a digital twin to:
- Streamline change window verification and prove the changes are performing as intended.
- Troubleshoot hybrid, multi-cloud environments in a single console – no need to use multiple tools or involve several team members.
- Prevent config drift with regular intent verification checks. Automated alerts notify appropriate team members should a non-compliant configuration be detected.
- Continuously ensure security compliance to prevent security incidents from occurring.
- Create an always current and accurate device inventory for accurate support contracts.
Please join us for an interactive discussion – Brandon loves tough questions. But if you can’t join us live, the recording is immediately available on-demand, or request a private meeting with a technical solutions architect and discuss how to solve your network challenges.
