Network Monitoring Tools

Network monitoring for a corporate network is a critical IT function that can save money in network performance, employee productivity and infrastructure cost overruns. A network monitoring system monitors an internal network for problems. It can find and help resolve snail-paced webpage downloads, lost-in-space e-mail, questionable user activity and file delivery caused by overloaded, crashed servers, dicey network connections or other devices.

Network monitoring is far more strategic than its name implies. It involves watching for problems 24/7, but it's also about optimizing data flow and access in a complex and changing environment. Tools and services are as numerous and varied as the environments they guard and analyze.

So Here are the top 5 best network monitoring tools :-

Cacti is a complete network graphing solution designed to harness the power of RRDTool's data storage and graphing functionality. Cacti provides a fast poller, advanced graph templating, multiple data acquisition methods, and user management features out of the box. All of this is wrapped in an intuitive, easy to use interface that makes sense for LAN-sized installations up to complex networks with hundreds of devices.

Munin is a networked resource monitoring tool that can help analyze resource trends and “what just happened to kill our performance?” problems. It is designed to be very plug and play. A default installation provides a lot of graphs with almost no work.

Zenoss provides insight and unified operations for large-scale physical, virtual and cloud-based IT environments.

• Unified Monitoring: Save time and resources monitoring your entire physical and virtual IT environments from a single pane of glass.
• Service Impact Management: Understand the impact IT issues can have on your essential IT services and automatically perform root cause analysis.
• Simplified Operations: Zenoss offers an open, extensible solution that provides rapid integration to meet the demands of today and the challenges of tomorrow.

Zabbix is an enterprise-class open source distributed monitoring solution that has Advanced cache module for much better performance. ZABBIX is one of the nicest and most complete alternative to Nagios that i've seen. It seems welly designed, thought out, and its implementation is simple as can be. It has my respects, and you as a coder have amazed me. (something thats not easily done). Thanks for the excellent software, its very useful.

  

Nagios Is The Industry Standard In IT Infrastructure Monitoring.Achieve instant awareness of IT infrastructure problems, so downtime doesn't adversely affect your business.

Nagios offers complete monitoring and alerting for servers, switches, applications, and services.

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Narendra Modi Fan Group Hacked

Z Company Hacking Crew continues to trouble their rivals by hacking Narendra Modi’s fan group with 324,109 members, with it’s alliance group The Pakistani Young hackers. Z Company Hacking Crew and Co not only  hacked Nerandra Modi’s Fan group but also hacked two other groups. One of an Indian political party Nav Bharat Nirman with 71,342 members and another fan group of Nerendra Modi and Doctor Swami Utisht India (Dr. Swami, Narendra Modi, to be with Baba Ramdev) with 21,223 members.

Hackers left following greetings messages on all the hacked group’s:

The Group has been hacked
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The Z Company Hacking Crew
The Team X
The Pakistani Young hackers
UNITED WE STAND DIVIDE WE FALL

This is not the first time when Z Company Hacking Crew, with the help of it’s alliance was able to hack groups of political figures with huge fan following. It was ZHC last year in 2011 which hacked and shutdown several anti Islamic, Zionists and racists groups-pages as New Year’s greetings. It was again ZHC that hacked English Defense League’s official page twice, once with over 100,000 members and second time page with 20,000 members back in 2011.

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Social networking sites vulnerable to attacks in 2012

Social networking sites will be most vulnerable to cybercriminal attacks across the world in the next year,Trishneet Arora says a report from Trend Micro, an anti-virus, anti-spam and Internet security vendor.

Social networking sites are ideal targets for online criminal activity because of the large number of users, and an apparent high-level of trust among them, the report says.
Now “Social networking to be the most vulnerable in 2012. In 2011 also, the most number of attacks was either on social networking websites or was through them. This clearly indicates that it is not going to be an easy year for the users of these websites,” the report says.

The report has come up with predictions covering four main categories — big IT trends; mobile landscape; threat landscape; and data leaks and breaches. 

“Users in 2012 will need to continue moving towards a more data-centric model for effective security and privacy as they embrace consumerisation, virtualisation, and the cloud,” Trend Micro's chief technology officer Raimund Genes has said.

In the mobile landscape, says the report, smartphones and tablet platforms, especially Android, will suffer from more cybercriminal attacks.

Among big IT trends, the Bring-Your-Own-Device era is here to stay. As more and more corporate data is stored or accessed by devices that are not fully controlled by IT administrators, the likelihood of data loss directly attributable to the use of improperly secured personal devices will rise. Information Technology will definitely see such incidents in 2012.

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For data leaks and breaches, more hacker groups would pose a bigger threat to organisations that protect highly sensitive data.

“High-profile attacks will continue to hit major organisations in 2012. Important and critical company data will be extracted through malware infection and hacking. As a result, significant data loss incidents will ensue, potentially affecting thousands of users and their personal information,” the report notes.

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'Spam capital' India arrests six The arrests signal attempts to crack down on a growing  cyber crime problem in the region. Mumbai-based internet  security specialist Vijay Mukhi said poor  enforcement of laws meant spammers could act with impunity. "We have an Information Technology Act ... Spammers propel India to top spot Kaspersky's Gudkova said in emailed comments that lack of awareness in India  “means that for cyber-criminals, it is much easier to construct the botnets  (networks of infected computers)”.  India's booming mobile phone sector, which has recently seen the ... India Is The Top Source For Spam Email It comes in third (behind the US and China) on the list of countries with the most  Internet users. To boot, India is fairly new to the whole cybercrime thing. There aren't many laws pertaining to it and an overall lack of technical awareness  in India ... India becomes junk mail hotspot A recent report by Kaspersky Lab, a Moscow-based global internet security firm,  says more spam was sent from the sout h Asian giant than anywhere else in the world in the third quarter of the year . An average of 79.8% of e-mail traffic in the three ... India is now the world's biggest source of spam email Kaspersky told AFP that lack of awareness of technical issues  in India means that it's easy for cyber-criminals to build 'botnets' of computers to carry out spam attacks without  their users being aware. The ball's now in the Indian government's court ... Six Nigerians arrested for 'phishing' scam in India A recent report by the Moscow-based global Internet security firm Kaspersky  Lab said that more spam was sent from India than anywhere else in the  world in the third quarter of last year.  Experts have urged the government in New Delhi to introduce ...