Corvil announced new functionality, as well as ongoing monthly “Action Pack” releases, expanding virtual environment data acquisition, information visualizations, and data sharing capabilities to empower IT, Security, and Business Operations teams with greater depth of insight from the network.
With digital business and DevOps fueling greater application agility and highly dynamic technology infrastructures, there is a pressing requirement for IT, Network, and Security Operations teams to have more timely and business-aligned insight. In a backdrop of increasing business and technological change and with pressure to deliver more with less, Corvil’s new analytics, intuitive visualizations, and workflows are powerful tools for Operations teams to assure responsive and secure digital experiences for users and customers.
Some of the enhancements in this announcement include:
- Data acquisition: Updates to Corvil Sensor for Windows and Linux enable expanded visibility into global physical, virtual and cloud hosts for unified visibility across hybrid infrastructures and down to the desktop
- Visualization and insight: Interactive interdependency mapping visualizations providing host and application interconnectivity for threat tracking, migration planning, and problem diagnosis
- Analysis and troubleshooting: Call replay capabilities for use in VoIP and unified communications monitoring and service assurance
- Incident and threat resolution: Response actions triggered through third-party ecosystem integrations to restrict access and modify configurations
- Reporting: Export of dashboards for business, IT, security, and risk/compliance stakeholders to communicate business, services, users, and infrastructure activities and performance
Powered by its modular architectural framework and agile development approach, Corvil Actions aim to drive workflow efficiencies by accelerating insight and allowing users to directly action findings. Contextually available within Corvil Analytics, Actions enable users to quickly and easily perform certain tasks, access new third-party information, and display new visualizations to shorten triage, investigation, and resolution times.
“As the IT landscape increases in complexity and the cyberthreat landscape expands, NetOps and SecOps teams, at no loss for data, need contextualized insight - to gauge business relevance, impact and severity,” said David Murray, Corvil Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer. “In these ever-changing environments, Operations teams need vendor partners who evolve just as quickly.”
Every month for more than five years, Corvil has released an Analytic Plug-In Pack, including new and updated protocol Analytic Plug-ins and dashboards. Corvil now supports auto-discovery and analysis of nearly 500 discrete protocols. Augmenting these longstanding monthly releases, Corvil will also release a monthly Action Pack with new workflows, capabilities, and visualizations, beginning next month.
“Today, deriving intelligence from network data is essential for everything from threat detection to IT Ops to compliance,” said Donal O’Sullivan, Corvil VP of Product Management. “Corvil’s unique modular product architecture affords us the ability to respond quickly to market and customer needs by delivering new analytics, support for new protocols, and new workflow capabilities sometimes in as little as days. Corvil is committed to continually improving and streamlining workflows for our users and delivering greater value to wider groups of stakeholders from our analytics.”
Enhancements above are available now. Monthly Action Packs will be available for free download from the client portal for customers, beginning in July.
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