Network Monitoring
Monitoring your network environment costs time and money – we help you find the right provider
- Visibility
- Secure implementation
- Additional functionalities
A selection of our 100+ providers
Out value add:
We find the right provider for you in four steps – for free!
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Specify requirements
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Anonymous tender under Bosch brand
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Transparent comparison of the best-fitting providers
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Provider pitches and customer decision
1. We help you to specify your requirements
- Requirement specification (exempl.): Agent-based / Agentless, Multi-vendor support, Integration and interfaces
- Tendering procedure adapted to your processes or specifications
- Provider comparisons
2. CyberCompare tenders your requirements anonymously
- Pre-selection based on our market insights
- Leveraging the CyberCompare database
- Identification of 5-6 relevant vendor
- Tendering along the defined criteria
3. We provide you with an objective comparison of provider offerings
- Consolidation of information and creation of objective comparability of offers
- Comprehensive but clearly structured document with all the details you need for a selection
- Selection of the favored vendors by you – gladly with our recommendations
4. You make the last decision with our support
- Favourite providers present themselves in person to the customer
- Documental support with important questions and details to be clarified
- We accompany you until your purchasing department has carried out the final negotiation and the network monitoring solution starts operationally
Perspective from one of our experts
Daniel Caduff
Deputy Head of ICT
Make an appointment and compare providers for network monitoring solutions – especially for your case!
+44 1895 838 918
Nehal.Thakore@bosch.comConsistent network segmentation can limit the damage and provide special protection for critical assets
Network monitoring is a computer network’s systematic effort to detect slow or failing network components, such as overloaded or crashed/frozen servers, failing routers, failed switches or other problematic devices. In the event of a network failure or similar outage, the network monitoring system alerts the network administrator (NA). Network monitoring is a subset of network management.
Network monitoring is generally carried out through software applications and tools. Network monitoring services are widely used to detect whether a given Web server is functioning and connected properly to networks worldwide. Many servers that perform this function provide a more complete visualization of both the Internet and networks.
