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  1. Handling Log4j security vulnerabilities with deep packet inspection

    Log4j is a library used by Java developers to record or log network events. However, recently it has come to light that Log4j allows for significant security breaches and attacks. Log4j security vulnerabilities have taken the IT world by storm. A simple email message can be manipulated to instruct Log4j to leak critical data over the Internet, execute crypto mining and launch ransomware. DPI can stave off such threats by offering real-time detection of Log4jShell exploits and the real-time identification of consequential attacks on the system.

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  2. DPI-powered machine learning for network monitoring software

    Protecting your company’s information from data breaches is an ever-present security concern. Data breaches are all the more serious for small and medium companies who cannot afford a dedicated IT security team. oorigin® by Orsec Technologies incorporates the analytics capabilities of R&S®PACE 2 for a faster and more efficient detection of cyberthreats. Thus, Orsec Technologies is able to offer a high-class product at a price affordable for small and medium companies.

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  3. Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity and Saint Security Fight Virus and Malware With Artificial Intelligence-Based Advanced Threat Protection Solution

    Saint Security uses Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity’s deep packet inspection (DPI) software R&S PACE 2 in its network-based advanced malware response solution MNX to identify, analyze, judge and block malicious activity. By embedding the DPI engine, they unlock the full potential of Artificial Intelligence-based (AI) analysis methodologies to fingerprint sophisticated cyber-attacks.

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  4. 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.

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  5. 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 [...]"

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  6. DPI for SIEM and threat intelligence solutions

    Threat intelligence solutions like SIEMs are widely deployed by security analysts to protect sensitive network assets from the most advanced cyber threats. With about 7 billion internet-connected devices (according to data from IoT Analytics) next-generation SIEMs need to tackle the latest security breaches with advanced analytics. The challenge is in managing SIEM solutions to eliminate false positives and sort through the massive amount of data they supply quickly and efficiently. DPI-powered protocol and application classification by R&S®PACE 2 adds valuable real-time information as SIEM vendors can obtain real-time visibility into both plain and encrypted network traffic, as well as information on traffic KPIs.

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  7. Data loss prevention: Risk and reputation management with real-time visibility

    To implement data loss prevention (DLP) successfully, organizations must have an in-depth understanding of their business nature, data, transactions, digital assets, endpoints, connectivity, access privileges and existing security policies. This article discusses the need for data loss prevention (DLP) in response to the prevalence of data breaches, infiltration, espionage and data destruction affecting organizations today. It highlights the role of deep packet inspection (DPI) in providing real-time detection of cyber-threats and traffic anomalies and as a means to identify, manage and block both external and insider threats before data security is compromised.

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  8. Saving every heartbeat: How DPI helps secure IoT networks for healthcare

    IoT healthcare devices lacking relevant data protocols and standards become easy targets for cyber-attacks. This risk is indefinitely higher with legacy healthcare equipment that cannot be or is not updated to present security standards. This article takes a look at the importance of securing IoT networks and systems against cyber-threats. It lays out the vulnerabilities of present-day IoT networks and systems and highlights how real-time traffic intelligence can mitigate them.

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  9. DPI-enhanced CASB for tighter security in the cloud

    As a middleman negotiating traffic flows between users on the ground and applications in the cloud, the importance of the cloud access security broker (CASB) continues to grow. But to be able to provide real-time insights, end-to-end visibility and accurate detection of threats and anomalies, DPI engines such as R&S®PACE 2 are a critical addition. By combining the capabilities of both the CASB and DPI, enterprises are sure to be safe as they move their work to the cloud.

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  10. 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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