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Choosing how to get data from your network and into your monitoring & security tools is just as important as the tools themselves. Implementing Network TAPs (Terminal Access Point) is one of today’s best methods for creating permanent, in-line monitoring ports for your packet analyzers, intrusion detection systems (IDS), data retention compliance devices, and other analytic network tools like Wireshark and Snort.
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