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Detect Port Spoofing Attacks

With Visibility into Lateral (East-West Network Traffic)

A Solution for Applications Going Undetected Over Non-Standard Ports

Organizations struggle to identify attackers that use applications like SSH through non-standard ports to infiltrate their infrastructure. It's nearly impossible to identify this malicious traffic since logs only show what port this traffic is entering through– not whether the traffic is safe. Network and security teams must find ways to effectively identify malicious traffic using strategies that aren’t solely based on logs. Learn how Gigamon can help organizations like yours identify this malicious traffic by looking beyond packet port information to identify which applications packets are using.

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RETURN TO THE EAST-WEST VISIBILITY HUB

Cloud Visibility and Port Spoofing: The Known Unknown

As with all technology, new tools are iterations built on what came before, and classic network logging and metrics are no different...

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Protect Against Port Spoofing in the Cloud

Threat actors increasingly seek to evade detection when attempting to gain access to a target organization's network by falsifying an authorized user, device, network port, or computer. This common...

What is Port Spoofing?

The threat of malicious applications traveling over non-standard ports will always be present. What is port spoofing and how Gigamon helps organizations iden...

Protect Against Port Spoofing in the Cloud

Threat actors increasingly seek to evade detection when attempting to gain access to a target organization's network by falsifying an authorized user, device, network port, or computer. This common...