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  1. Keeping containers and pods safe in the cloud: How network visibility helps

    The architecture of microservices often results in an expanded attack surface of cloud-native applications. However, security risks and vulnerabilities inherent in container environments can be mitigated using real-time packet visibility. Find out more about the role of deep packet inspection (DPI) for container network security in the context of microservices and cloud-native applications.

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  2. Webinar - DPI: The key technology for network security and the question of whether to build or buy

    When your security solution needs deep packet inspection (DPI) as a key enabling feature, highly reliable and accurate real-time identification of network traffic and applications is an important requirement. Whether it is for application control, malware filtering or advanced threat protection, DPI is a crucial technology to implement security solutions.

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  3. Saint Security embeds R&S®PACE 2

    “The content and metadata extraction functionality provided by the DPI engine R&S®PACE 2 allows us to extract fine-grained information of file content. The information helped us to [...]"

    Success Story

  4. GTP correlation for mobile network security


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  5. Company overview

    As a global leader in IP network analytics and DPI software, ipoque offers customizable and future-proof solutions that deliver comprehensive network traffic insights for advanced application visibility and subscriber awareness. Embedding our DPI software in telco, networking or cybersecurity solutions empowers our customers to analyze and classify network traffic efficiently and ensure the highest connectivity and security. With our next-gen deep packet inspection technology and out GTP correlation module, we help customers worldwide to transform raw IP data into network intelligence thus ensuring a safer and connected world. We combine German engineering with an international mindset. We know our customers and support them as long-term, reliable partners.

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  6. Reports & e-books

    Here you can find the latest ipoque DEM report and e-books to learn more about deep packet inspection (DPI) and IP classification technologies. Dive deeper into the world of real-time network analytics and layer 7 application awareness to learn how DPI can enhance your solution.

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  7. Webinar: Secure high-performance networking in the Internet of Things

    The Internet of Things (IoT) is well on the way and carriers can see a major revenue opportunity. Indeed, IoT is the main driver behind many of the requirements for upcoming 5G specifications. But, IoT is not just another service offering; it is a paradigm shift requiring a much more open carrier network than ever before. This raises network performance management and security concerns.

    Webinar

  8. Whitepaper: Deep Packet Inspection for Wireless Access Points

    With exponential increases in both data rates and bandwidth demands, wireless access points vendors are unable to meet QoS, QoE and performance requirements without proper IP traffic analytics capabilities. This can be achieved by embedding deep packet inspection (DPI) technology into the WAP platform. Implementing DPI software into WAPs creates an intelligent network infrastructure able to monetize new data services, improve quality of experience (QoE), strengthen network security measures and more.

    Whitepaper

  9. Whitepaper: SD-WAN and DPI

    The SD-WAN market is growing fast, but so is competition. In order to stand out in such a competitive environment, SD-WAN vendors need to offer products with unique features and capabilities. Real-time application visibility powered by deep packet inspection (DPI) software can be the decisive element in achieving them.

    Whitepaper

  10. Deep packet inspection for threat analysis

    Saint Security uses the deep packet inspection (DPI) engine R&S®PACE 2 in its network-based advanced malware response solution MNX to identify, analyze, judge and block malicious activity.

    Case Study