DPI technology

Get the latest insights into deep packet inspection (DPI) use cases, industry trends and technologies. Here you can find all blog posts related to ipoque's future-proof DPI technology as a critical component for advanced network management and IT security solutions.

Silicon wafers with chips in UV
Tobias Roeder | 06.09.2023
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Accelerating traffic with DPDK-optimized DPI

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A long dark tunnel with two lanes. The image is slightly blurred and in bluish light.
Sebastian Müller | 21.08.2023
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DPI and VPNs: It's obfuscated ...

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Dr. Markus Schönberger | 03.08.2023
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How to create and customize DPI signatures for R&S®PACE 2

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four keys hanging on a key board in front of a white brick wall as a symbol for encryption
Tobias Roeder | 19.07.2023
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TLS 1.3, ESNI, ECH and QUIC: Taming new age cryptography with DPI and AI/ML-based encrypted traffic intelligence

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A modern office setup for quality assurance purposes.
Thomas Meissner | 26.06.2023
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Behind the scenes: How quality assurance drives the DPI technology of ipoque

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trucks symbolizing network packets to explain what is deep packet inspection
Christine Lorenz | 06.06.2023
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What is deep packet inspection (DPI) and why do we need it? An in-depth guide.

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A white cloud-shape with four black hooks on a grey wall. Representing ADCs deployed in the cloud.
Magnus Bartsch | 19.05.2023
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Shaping application traffic with DPI-powered application delivery controller

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Secure web gateways are represented by a wooden lock and an "@" symbol in front of a blue wall.
Tobias Roeder | 26.04.2023
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How DPI is transforming next-gen secure web gateways

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ipoque blog is DPI still relevant
Christine Lorenz | 12.04.2023
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Is DPI still relevant in the age of encryption?

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