WhatsUp Gold 360 Notification Management: Subscriptions
Watch this video to learn how to subscribe to notifications in WhatsUp Gold 360, so you can control exactly which types of alerts and messages you want to receive.
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WhatsUp Gold 360 Notification Management: Communication Channels
This video explains how to configure communication channels and rules in WhatsUp Gold 360, so, you can make sure you’re getting the messages that matter, exactly when you need them.
The NAS Died. My WhatsUp Gold Server Died With It. WhatsUp Gold 360 Still Alerted Me.
The NAS Died. My WhatsUp Gold Server Died With It. WhatsUp Gold 360 Still Alerted Me. A real home-lab failure shows why always-on external monitoring and cloud-originated notifications matter when the local monitoring stack becomes part of the outage. On April 13, 2025, the NAS providing NFS storage to several virtual machines in my Proxmox lab locked up and halted.
Why IT Teams Choose WhatsUp Gold Over Datadog
Thinking about moving away from Datadog? If your priority is network visibility, operational efficiency, and faster time-to-value, WhatsUp Gold offers a purpose-built alternative designed around the needs of IT operations teams. Watch this video comparing Datadog and WhatsUp Gold to learn more.
Quit Switching Between Tools: Network Visibility and Security in One Place
In this session, we’ll show how the Progress WhatsUp Gold solution has evolved beyond traditional monitoring. With built-in Network Detection and Response (NDR), teams can identify suspicious behavior, detect anomalies earlier and respond faster. Combining monitoring and NDR into a single platform gives IT teams a clearer view of their environment and a faster path from detection to action by consolidating tools.
Availability, Performance and Behavior : The Big Picture of Network Intelligence
In this session, we will introduce the third dimension of network monitoring: behavioral intelligence built into the Progress WhatsUp Gold network monitoring solution. Where other tools, like SolarWinds and PRTG, require multiple modules, complex rule-writing, integrations or additional overhead, the WhatsUp Gold solution uses AI-driven behavioral analysis to automatically baseline what’s normal in your network and unveils deviations early.
Proactive Alerting with AIOps
Modern IT environments generate huge volumes of telemetry across infrastructure, applications, cloud services, and networks. Teams now have more data than ever, but that does not automatically lead to better decisions. In many organizations, the real problem is no longer visibility alone. It is the ability to identify which signals matter, understand what they mean, and respond before users or business services are affected.
Progress Wins at the Network Computing Awards
Progress has been named a winner at this year's Network Computing Awards, earning industry recognition for its ongoing commitment to innovation and delivering real-world value to customers. A standout event in the UK technology calendar, the Network Computing Awards celebrate organizations and solutions that are driving measurable impact across the industry.
The Hidden Cost of Network Blind Spots (and How to Fix It)
Even the smallest gaps in infrastructure visibility can lead to major impacts to an enterprise. And with modern IT environments becoming more complex it creates rising expectations for uptime. Our recent webinar, The Hidden Cost of Network Blind Spots and Alert Noise, covered this exact topic. The Progress WhatsUp Gold product experts explored why traditional monitoring falls short and best practices to moving toward smarter, more proactive network management.
Cybersecurity Tips for Small Businesses
Small businesses are now among the most frequently targeted organizations in the world. Attackers focus on them not because they have the most to steal, but because they tend to have fewer defenses, smaller teams, and less time to spend on security. The good news is that the majority of attacks rely on a small set of well-understood techniques, and most of them can be prevented or contained with practical, affordable controls.