Government Network Management Software

Resources

• LANGuardian architecture
• Online demo

 

Government and public sector

LANGuardian provides comprehensive monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities that meet the needs of public sector authorities at a price level that is affordable in the current economic climate.

Public sector organizations face many of the same IT challenges as enterprises, as well as additional challenges such as the requirement to comply with legislation in areas such as data protection and freedom of information. In most countries, there are additional local requirements that have to be met.

LANGuardian is the ideal solution for monitoring public sector networks:

• Customizable report capability makes it easy to develop reports and alerts to enable the organization meet its local compliance obligations.
• Monitors file shares and databases, providing an independent audit trail of all accesses to sensitive information on the network.
• Gathers information from the traffic flowing through the network, so there are no clients or agents to install, and no deployment issues.
• Passive solution that has no impact on network performance.
• Software-only product that runs on industry-standard hardware. Unlike other packet capture devices, it does not require bespoke hardware.
• Stores traffic data in its own secure database, which is independent of Windows event logs and Unix syslog files.
• Available as a VMware virtual appliance, monitors virtual switch traffic, and can provide a single point of access to virtual and physical network traffic information.

LANGuardian is used by public sector customers all over the world, including:

• City of Armadale, Australia
• Staffordshire County Council
• Limerick County Council
• Enterprise Ireland

Find out more

If you have any questions about how LANGuardian can help you with your network monitoring requirements, please contact us. If you would like to see LANGuardian in action, please try our online demo system or download a free 30-day trial to try it on your own network with your own data.