Monitoring solutions designed for your always-on business
Get complete visibility, manage operational risk and boost operational resilience as you navigate digital complexity
Tools that fit seamlessly within the DevOps lifecycle, featuring APIs to integrate with the automated processes for software development and deployment, and enabling IT Operations teams responsible for Site Reliability Engineering.
Better monitoring through the power of data and machine learning, using advanced correlation and anomaly detection techniques.
Microservices architectures drives the way the developers instrument and build software. Our answer is a highly flexible easy to configure monitoring solution for dynamic environments.
A single pane of glass across multi-technology estates, from private to public cloud, from physical servers to virtual machines, containers and Microservices.
Drive down IT spend and manage capacity by consolidating, re-configuring and right-sizing across your DevOps SRE estate.
Data mining relationships across your application estate to identify and address user response time performance bottlenecks.
Real-time operational visibility of increasingly complex technology driving your business.
As your organisation deals with uncertainty in an ever-changing regulatory and technological landscape, our monitoring solutions give you a full picture of all your legacy and cloud-based systems, allowing you to mitigate operational risk, build resilience and stay compliant.
We have been supporting the world's leading financial institutions since 1997, by giving them transparency and visibility into their systems. Our solutions allow IT teams to monitor and analyse huge volumes of data across physical, virtual and cloud IT estates.
The implications of changing regulations in Europe – and how financial institutions can best respond. Originally published by Thomson Reuters © Thomson Reuters.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is based on existing European regulations that impact information and communications technologies (ICTs) for financial services. It is expected to come into force in the first half of 2022.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Bank of England have confirmed that new operational resilience regulations will come into force in the UK on 31 March 2022.