Computer and network surveillance can be done in many ways, including through the use of software that monitors computer activity. These systems gather information, such as source and destination addresses of e-mails and the electronic addresses of websites visited by different people. High-level monitoring systems would likely require access to individual user information. But what exactly is surveillance? What are the possible benefits? Let’s examine a few examples. Read on to discover how computer and network surveillance can be done.

GL’s Passive Network Monitoring and Diagnostic Systems

GL’s Passive Network Monitoring and Diagnostic Systems (PNMD) support service providers and operators by providing real-time and historical data storage, retrieval, and analytics. These systems are designed to connect to IP or TDM networks and capture signaling frame details and forward them to a centralized database server for analysis. The PNMD’s comprehensive reporting capabilities help operators and administrators determine if network performance is … Continue reading >>>