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Garland Technology empowers industrial organizations with comprehensive OT security by delivering reliable, scalable and easy-to-deploy network visibility solutions. As the convergence of Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) introduces new cybersecurity challenges, including increased vulnerabilities and network blind spots, Garland Technology ensures that critical infrastructure remains protected.
With its TAP to Tool™ philosophy, the company provides seamless packet visibility, enabling security and monitoring tools to perform at their highest potential without interference. From network TAPs and packet brokers to cloud visibility solutions, Garland Technology helps OT teams eliminate blind spots, prevent downtime and enhance cybersecurity across aging and modernized industrial environments alike.
A Network TAP (Test Access Point) is a hardware device designed to make a full duplex copy of 100% of the network data traversing a link, with no impact on the production network. TAPs provide the complete packet level visibility that high-performance monitoring and security solutions require.
A Network Packet Broker (NPB) is a purpose-built hardware device designed to ingest multiple feeds from Network TAPs and/or SPAN/Mirror ports. The NPB then grooms the traffic through filtering, aggregation, load balancing, preparing it to be sent to one or many security and monitoring tools for analysis. NPBs are also capable of more advanced features such as deduplication, packet slicing, time stamping, etc. ensuring that each connected tool receives the correct traffic for optimal performance.
A Hardware Data Diode creates an exact copy of packets on the network link, continuously, 24/7/365, and does not drop packets, introduce delay, or alter the data. A Hardware Data Diode offers the same high-quality visibility as Network TAPS, with the added security that the copy of traffic is one-way and prevents packet injection back into the network. They are either passive or "failsafe" in design, meaning traffic continues to flow between network devices if power is lost or a monitoring tool is removed, ensuring the Hardware Data Diode isn't a single point of failure.
Garland's innovative EdgeLens is a bypass TAP and network packet broker hybrid, purpose-built to give you the power of a bypass TAP to manage the availability of inline tools, instrument high availability (HA) deployments, and tool chaining, as well as NPB ports for out-of-band monitoring tools. The EdgeLens allows you to sandbox new tool deployments, manage updates without waiting for scheduled downtime, install patches, perform maintenance or troubleshooting and validate tool configurations without impacting the network.
Aggregators consolidate multiple SPAN input and/or network links down to a smaller, manageable number of ports. There are several types of Aggregators. An Aggregation TAP is also ideal when a connected tool has a single network interface card (NIC) or you want to send copied traffic to two (2) tools. A SPAN Aggregator can aggregate copies of traffic from multiple SPAN Mirror Ports and send to a tool with a single input port. A TAP Aggregator can aggregate copies of traffic from multiple tapped links and send to a tool with a single input port. All are easy to install and configure for simple port/link aggregation.
Garland Technology engineers and manufacturers TAPs and Packet Brokers specifically for FAK with hardware that is portable, lightweight, and consumes minimal power. Garland Technology’s flexible and modular product line is ideal for FAKs. Garland engineers Fly-away kit solutions that are durable, have depth less than 13", and meet TSA carry-on requirements. These product allow on site operators to connect to a network, even a SPAN port, copy the needed packets, and send to compatible monitoring and cybersecurity tools inside FAK.