The unprecedented growth of mobile data and the diverse topologies of modern networks greatly complicate the work of those who are legally required to monitor networks. This also affects those involved in public safety and e911/e112, critical infrastructure protection, network optimization and analysis, and network status awareness.
Agilent's passive network monitoring systems offer a wide range of highly scalable monitoring and processing devices that enable efficient voice and data processing, regardless of the telecommunications network elements. These systems allow legally authorized users to identify and extract communications of interest, provide accurate location information, correlate voice and data selectors, and perform advanced filtering and selection across various 10GbE and older communication links.
“10GbE is rapidly becoming the standard interface in 3G and 4G network equipment,” said Tom Burrell, Vice President and General Manager of Agilent’s Signal Networks Division. “Adding 10GbE and LTE to our offering ensures our customers can continue to expand their coverage as communications networks evolve and converge.”
Agilent's passive network monitoring systems are built on an industry-leading, high-availability 2U platform. A flexible API with a wide selection of triggers and filters facilitates integration with a multitude of network management, legitimate interception, geolocation, and cyber defense applications. High-level security procedures and protocols ensure that only authorized users can access protected information.
