Christine Shaw

About Christine

Christine Shaw is a Technical Marketing Engineer at ExtraHop, where she works on any writing and programming projects her team sends her way. Following four years studying Computer Science at Rice University and two summers at the CIA working on cybersecurity projects, Christine moved to Seattle from Texas and now enjoys the abundance of coffee shops and weather (compared to Texas, at least).

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Posts by Christine Shaw

• Active Directory Bundle Update: Better Dashboards and Drill-Downs

  • April 6, 2018
  • Posted in Performance Monitoring, Security

  This update to ExtraHop's Active Directory bundle makes it easier to monitor and troubleshoot performance and security issues.

• NetOps Meets the 21st Century

  • October 12, 2017
  • Posted in Community, Tech, Performance Monitoring

  ExtraHop's NetOps Bundle enables you to build a picture of your network by analyzing ExtraHop's wire data and flow data.

• Add ExtraHop's Outside-In View to Your AppDynamics Monitoring

  • June 12, 2017
  • Posted in Community, Tech

  ExtraHop and AppDynamics work together to give DevOps teams complete visibility into their application performance.

• TCP Windowing: What It Is, Scaling and Tips for 2018

  • June 19, 2018
  • Posted in Tech, Performance Monitoring

  Answering all of your questions about TCP windowing including what it is, scaling issues, congestion, and more. Updated for 2018!

• Bundle Update: Microsoft Active Directory

  • May 3, 2017
  • Posted in Community, Tech, Performance Monitoring

  ExtraHop introduces its newly updated Active Directory Bundle that closes the visibility gaps in this complex environment.

• Look Who's Talking

  • January 31, 2017
  • Posted in Tech, Performance Monitoring

  The ability to monitor Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) performance is more powerful than you think.

• How to Recognize Malicious Network and Port Scanning

  • June 6, 2018
  • Posted in Tech, Reveal(x), Riffs, Security

  Network scanning and port scanning aren't inherently hostile, but they're often used maliciously. Learn to tell the difference between safe and hostile scanning on your network.

• Protect Yourself from a Recent MySQL Zero-Day

  • September 27, 2016
  • Posted in Community, Company

  Detect attacks using a MySQL zero-day that can give attackers elevated access and control of your database servers.

• Find Network Configuration Problems By Monitoring Unicast Flooding

  • August 23, 2016
  • Posted in Community, Company

  Unicast flooding can be a signal of more systemic configuration problems in your network. Here's how you can check.

• What Is Silly Window Syndrome?

  • August 17, 2016
  • Posted in Community, Tech, TCP Tuning and Optimization

  Explained in detail: Silly window syndrome, how it degrades network performance, and how to avoid it.