Detecting VPN traffic on the network is a use case I hear daily from school systems ranging from primary schools all the way up through large universities. One of the biggest concerns for a security or network engineer is tracking potentially unwanted traffic on the network. This could be something harmless but forbidden like video games, or …
More and more people are working from home. Now, organizations need a way to understand the role a remote workforce plays in their network performance and security posture. Fortunately, with network traffic metadata, organizations can easily monitor VPN traffic, whether it’s through a split tunnel or no-split tunnel.
In a previous article, we explained to you briefly what a VPN is, and how we used our network traffic monitor for Cisco ASA VPN reporting. In this post, I’ll explain how you can get VPN Traffic Monitoring for your individual users on your VPN Network.
In a previous article, we explained to you briefly what a VPN is, and how we used our network traffic monitor for Cisco ASA VPN reporting. In this post, I’ll explain how you can get VPN Traffic Monitoring for your individual users on your VPN Network.