Garland Technology's SFP and SFP+ Network TAPs are hardware devices designed to provide passive network access points for monitoring and visibility in various network environments. These TAPs support flexible SFP and SFP+ network and monitoring ports, enabling deployment across copper, fiber, and multiple media environments. The product line includes the SFP+ Breakout TAP (model P10GSFP+A), which is a portable and configurable data diode TAP. It is designed for IT, OT, and Fly-away Kit use cases and supports 1G and 10G network speeds. Network TAPs (Test Access Points) are inline network devices that allow traffic to be copied and sent to monitoring tools without interfering with network performance. As a data diode TAP, the device enforces one-way data flow, ensuring that monitoring traffic does not introduce any feedback into the production network. The portable form factor makes it suitable for field deployments, temporary network assessments, and mobile or rapid-deployment scenarios (Fly-away Kits). The configurable nature of the device allows it to adapt to different media and speed requirements within the SFP/SFP+ ecosystem.