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Manage multi-vendor cloud DNS servers centrally
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Automated network device configuration and management
Centralized visibility over all your clouds
A single source of truth for your network automation
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DNS Threat Intelligence for proactive defense
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Adaptive DNS security for service continuity and data protection
Improve Application Access Control to prevent spread of attacks
Protect users and block DNS-based malware activity
Carrier-grade DNS DDoS attack protection
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Visibility, analytics and micro segmentation for effective Zero Trust strategy
Enable work from anywhere by controlling access, security and data privacy
Simplify management and control costs across AWS, Azure and GCP environments
Risk-free migration to reduce DDI complexity and cost
Move risk-free to improve performance, security and costs
Automate management, unify control and strengthen security of connected devices
Protect your network against all DNS attacks, data exfiltration and ransomware
Enable zero touch operations for network management and security
Improve resiliency, deployment velocity and user experience for SD-WAN projects
Integrated DNS, DHCP, IPAM services to simplify, automate and secure your network.
Simplify design, deployment and management of critical DDI services for telcos
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Elevate SecOps Efficiency by Simplifying Threat Response
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Extend security perimeters and strengthen network defenses
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Identify vulnerabilities with an assessment of your DNS traffic
Test your protection against data breaches via DNS
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For provisioning, managing and securing network devices and infrastructure, human intervention is both time-consuming and error-prone. IT teams are therefore increasingly turning to network automation.
What many companies now require is help for moving their automation forward. An important step on this path is the incorporation of DDI (DNS-DHCP-IPAM).
Real case studies outlined in this guide show how organizations are achieving business objectives around cost reductions, operational efficiency, and resilience, by utilizing DDI solutions.
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“Network Automation is now a no-brainer and embraced by a growing number of enterprises as an enabler of their business transformation. So, the question is no longer why, but how to make it happen. This is where DDI with built-in NSoT and Open APIs capability brings a significant advantage as a true Network Automation Hub to use efficiently at every stage of network automation tasks and activities.” Jean-Yves Bisiaux, CTO, EfficientIP
“Network Automation is now a no-brainer and embraced by a growing number of enterprises as an enabler of their business transformation. So, the question is no longer why, but how to make it happen. This is where DDI with built-in NSoT and Open APIs capability brings a significant advantage as a true Network Automation Hub to use efficiently at every stage of network automation tasks and activities.”
Intelligent automation is front and center of modernized enterprise technology solutions. Yet, on average, 75% of organizations are only at the beginning of their network automation journey. While full automation maturity might not be a necessity for every organization, setting up a network automation hub can bolster operational efficiency, cost savings, network resilience, security, and adherence to regulations.
While there are multiple automation tools that can benefit most enterprises, DDI (DNS-DHCP-IP Address Management) emerges at the top of the list for most organizations according to a recent IDC survey. DDI has been a cornerstone in networking and is essential for establishing a network Source of Truth (NSoT) that underpins successful automation. The IDC survey discovered that DDI yielded these insights:
In the Gorilla Guide to Network Automation, we’ll provide strategies to hasten your journey towards maturity. Additionally, we’ll offer a roadmap to guarantee the successful execution of your automation initiatives, highlighting the integral role of DDI in the process.
You’ll learn how DDI solution providers such as EfficientIP are unlocking value by interconnecting IT system tools and ecosystems to enable end-to-end lifecycle management of networking operations.
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