Cubro Network Visibility

Great discussions and valuable exchanges this week at 2026, where industry experts came together to explore the future of optical communications, cybersecurity, AI, and infrastructure resilience.

Julián Norato highlighted the growing importance of network visibility in strengthening security monitoring, accelerating threat detection, and helping organizations gain deeper insight into increasingly complex network environments.

Thank you to our regional partner, Mjerne tehnologije d.o.o., for the invitation and the opportunity to participate in insightful discussions with industry experts and customers across the region.

Our APAC Sales Head, together with our partner at the event in Taiwan.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to exchange ideas and explore how visibility can simplify increasingly complex networks.

Many enterprises process more network traffic than their security tools actually need, which increases costs without adding value.

We will discuss this in an upcoming webinar and look at how traffic can be filtered before it reaches security tools, how network and security layers can be handled separately, and how this helps manage scale and cost.

Topic: Stop Paying the Security Tax – Learn how to cut costs without compromising visibility
Date: May 26, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM (CET)
Duration: 45 minutes

As networks move from 10G to 100G, the volume of duplicate and non-relevant traffic also increases. This has a direct impact on tool performance, licensing, and infrastructure requirements, especially for environments working under NIS2 and DORA.

The session also covers how traffic can be directed to different systems based on need, and how this supports compliance without increasing complexity.

More details and registration are available on our webinar page https://www.cubro.com/en/about-us/events/cubro-webinars/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social

spotted sailing...

We can’t control the wind, waves, or traffic spikes, but with visibility, you always know exactly what’s going on.
No sinking, just smooth navigation.