BreakingPoint Resiliency Score Data Sheet
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The document introduces BreakingPoint Resiliency Scores, which provide standardized metrics for evaluating the performance, security, and stability of networks and data centers. The scores are calculated by subjecting devices to real-world traffic loads and security attacks. This identifies weaknesses and determines how many users a system can support without degradation. The scores provide a way to understand how changes will impact infrastructure and to optimize resources.
BreakingPoint Resiliency Score Data Sheet
- 1. BreakingPoint Resiliency Score™ BreakingPoint Resiliency Score Stress and measure the performance and security for network devices and virtualized servers Global enterprises, government agencies, and service providers want measurable answers, not assurances, when it comes to the performance, security, and stability of their networks and data centers. The ever-increasing complexity of network tra c and data center environments is exposing the weaknesses in public and private IT infrastructures. The core reason? Billions of dollars’ worth of network devices and data center implementations that do not Data Center perform as promised when deployed, leading to costly outages, 4030 data losses, cyber attacks, and other failures. BreakingPoint Resiliency Score: Ends the Vendor Data Sheet User Base Guessing Game The BreakingPoint Resiliency Score™ and the BreakingPoint Data Center Resiliency Score™ put an end to relying on product marketing literature by establishing standards against which networks and data centers are measured. Each score provides an automated, standardized, and deterministic method for evaluating and ensuring resiliency. This feature of BreakingPoint Measure the e ect of iterative changes to virtual resource Cyber Tomography Machines (CTM)™ provides the standard variables (VMs, vCPUs, memory, disk and I/O) to pinpoint the measurement using real-world application tra c, real-time maximum capacity and minimum resources required. security attacks, extreme user load, and application fuzzing. Certify that changes to the environment will not negatively By using the BreakingPoint Resiliency Score, organizations can: impact existing capacity and that any new application mix or Understand the exact performance, security, and stability of device remains optimized. competitive products in a fraction of the time and save up to 50% on IT infrastructure investments by purchasing only Calculating the BreakingPoint Resiliency Score what’s needed. The BreakingPoint Resiliency Score is calculated using standards Right size their infrastructure with advance insight into by organizations such as US–CERT, IEEE, and IETF, as well as real- product capabilities and con guration requirements, while world tra c mixes from the world’s largest service providers. Users avoiding virtual machine sprawl, performance bottlenecks, simply select the network or device for evaluation and the speed security breaches, and outages. at which it is required to perform. The BreakingPoint CTM then De nitively measure the number of concurrent users a runs a battery of simulations using a blended mix of application virtualized server will support before response time and tra c and malicious attacks, including obfuscation and evasion stability degrade. techniques. The BreakingPoint Resiliency Score simulation Improve application performance and roll out new provides a common network con guration for all devices in order applications and additional users with con dence with more to maintain fairness and consistency for all vendors. granular preproduction insight into behavior.
- 2. BreakingPoint Resiliency Score The BreakingPoint Resiliency Score is presented as a numeric grade from 1 to 100. Networks and devices may receive no Contact BreakingPoint score if they fail to pass tra c at any point or they degrade to an Learn more about BreakingPoint products and services by unacceptable performance level. The BreakingPoint Data Center contacting a representative in your area. Resiliency Score is presented as a numeric grade re ecting how many typical concurrent users a data center can support without 1.866.352.6691 U.S. Toll Free degrading to an unacceptable quality of experience (QoE) level. www.breakingpoint.com Both scores allow organizations to quickly understand the degree to which infrastructure performance, security, and stability will be BreakingPoint Global Headquarters impacted by user load, new con gurations, and the latest security 3900 North Capital of Texas Highway attacks. Austin, TX 78746 email: [email protected] About the BreakingPoint CTM tel: 512.821.6000 BreakingPoint FireStorm CTM is used to evaluate, size, and toll free: 866.352.6691 con gure IT infrastructures to perform optimally and securely while under load from millions of users, hundreds of applications, BreakingPoint Government Solutions Group and thousands of cyber attacks. This all-in-one modeling and Washington, D.C. testing system pinpoints previously impossible-to-detect email: [email protected] weaknesses and vulnerabilities in networks, network devices, and tel: 703.443.1501 data centers before they can adversely a ect IT operations. BreakingPoint EMEA Sales O ce The BreakingPoint CTM is a 4U device that creates the online Paris, France behavior of millions of simultaneous users, hundreds of email: [email protected] applications, and thousands of security attacks, including: tel: + 33 6 08 40 43 93 120 gigabits per second of blended stateful application tra c BreakingPoint APAC Sales O ce 90 million concurrent TCP sessions Suite 2901, Building #5, Wanda Plaza 3 million TCP sessions per second No. 93 Jianguo Road 3 million complete TCP sessions per second Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100022, China 120,000+ SSL sessions per second email: [email protected] 150+ stateful application protocols tel: + 86 10 5960 3162 4,500+ live security strikes and 27,000+ live malware attacks www.breakingpoint.com © 2005 – 2011. BreakingPoint Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. The BreakingPoint logo is a trademark of BreakingPoint Systems, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.