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1. How subscriber awareness augments mobile network security

   Conventional load balancing across mobile networks leaves network security functions with huge visibility gaps. Furthermore, in the context of 5G, the need for higher bandwidth and speeds across applications that are data-intensive and that connect to multiple end nodes simultaneously poses new challenges for operators. R&S®GSRM in combination with R&S®PACE 2 delivers deeper, more granular insights into the risks and vulnerabilities that are present in a mobile network. Operators benefit from enhanced network intelligence to manage and improve mobile network security.

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2. GTP correlation for mobile network security

   
   

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3. Whitepaper: Why Network Security Requires Deep Packet Inspection

   What is needed to identify, investigate and block attacks in this ever-changing threat landscape? The answer is deep visibility into network traffic, up to the application layer and beyond, as provided by the advanced OEM DPI engine R&S®PACE 2. For network security vendors to help customers effectively block and mitigate threats, this visibility is a critical prerequisite for the stability and reliability of modern cybersecurity solutions.

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4. 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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5. Shoring up SOAR with deep packet inspection

   Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) is an effective system for integrating and automating various security policies, tools and operations in ways that minimize human intervention and increase the cohesiveness of an enterprise’s threat response. This article examines how real-time identification of suspicious, malicious and anomalous flows and comprehensive analytics provided by deep packet inspection can be crucial for enhancing and enriching the functionalities of SOAR.

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6. Uncovering hidden devices: using DPI to deliver tethering transparency for enterprise networks

   Tethering allows devices in a private network to keep their own private IP addresses yet conceal this information from the public internet for secure and safe networking bringing about security challenges to enterprise networks. With insights on the devices and applications used in a tethering setup, IT administrators can implement better BYOD policies, formalizing unauthorized usages and aligning existing network security measures.

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7. 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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8. CELARE integrates DPI engine R&S®PACE 2 to boost their network security solution with application awareness

   “Our customers are increasingly seeing the need to protect their highly sensitive IT and SCADA controlled infrastructure against malware and attacks. We decided to license R&S®PACE 2 from ipoque [...], as we recognized their technical leadership in deep packet inspection and behavioral analysis."

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9. VPN and visibility: the paradox of secure networking

   Secure connectivity provided by Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) enables enterprises to keep their users connected to enterprise resources. Real-time insights into VPN traffic help enterprises manage not just their own VPN services, but also third-party VPN traffic traversing their networks. This blog post discusses how deep packet inspection (DPI) delivers these insights and how enterprises can use these insights for enhanced performance and security of their networks.

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10. Networks can’t afford lockdowns: Identifying cyber-threats before they become endemic

    The sudden increase in cyber-attacks during the pandemic can mostly be attributed to the unexpected shift to remote working, which caused delays in the deployment of security projects as IT teams struggled with overloaded VPNs and a host of personal devices that needed to be patched remotely. Just last month, US cybersecurity firm FireEye was hit by what it suspects to be state-sponsored cyber-attackers looking to steal information on FireEye’s government clients. How did it happen and how could it have been mitigated? Read more in our latest blog post by Stephan Klokow.

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