Akamai Ecosystem
WWT and Akamai are partnered with leading technology companies to bring you innovative solutions to take on business challenges. Here are some of Akamai's key ecosystem partners.
Fortinet
Extend unified dynamic protection and create granular segmentation policies across L4-L7 with a Fortinet and Guardicore integration. Allowing you to automate security and create consistent policies, visibility and control across the network, while having consistent control of north-south traffic at the perimeter as well as lateral traffic inside your data centers.
ARMIS
Gain visibility and insight into connected devices with an integration between ARMIS and Akamai Guardicore. Improve your device labeling scheme with IoT device classification, and control traffic between IoT environments and your data centers.
Crowdstrike
Improve your security posture by providing granular secure application access with real-time endpoint events. Securing remote access is critical to many operations and delivering the right level of application access, regardless of where uses or applications reside, is instrumental to your overall corporate security posture.
Splunk
Collect security events that take place on the Akamai platform and deliver them to your SIEM and analytics tools.
IBM
Collect security events that take place on the Akamai platform and deliver them to your SIEM and analytics tools.
ServiceNow
Akamai Gaurdicore Segmentation and ServiceNow CMBD solution brief integrate separate data sources to create a unified labeling scheme across your cloud infrastructure, data centers and endpoints.
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