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Axiom + Tailscale: Elevate your network visibility and security

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Date Published
Author
Dominic Chapman
Word Count
731
Company Posts That Month
6
Language
English
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No
Summary

Axiom has announced its integration with Tailscale, a secure networking solution, to enhance network security, log management, and data analysis capabilities for businesses, particularly those managing complex networks across multiple locations and cloud environments. This partnership allows Tailscale customers to stream their audit and network flow logs directly into Axiom, providing powerful insights and analysis for security audits, performance optimization, and compliance. Tailscale, which simplifies private network management using the WireGuard protocol, offers a VPN-like experience without the traditional complexities. By integrating with Axiom, users gain extended log retention, comprehensive visibility, deep analysis capabilities, and flexible data routing. The Axiom Tailscale dashboard provides immediate insights into network health, usage patterns, and configuration changes, enabling quick identification of unusual activity, security audits, and compliance tracking. The integration empowers teams by offering tools for security alerts, compliance reporting, cost-effective log management, and DevOps optimization, with the ability to monitor network performance and track user activities. To get started, users can easily configure log streaming from Tailscale to Axiom, gaining access to a pre-built dashboard and custom alert setup for enhanced network management.

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