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  1. Bringing shadow IT out of the dark with DPI-driven traffic awareness

    The usage of unofficial, external applications and devices by employees in their normal course of work is growing. While this drives innovation and efficiency across various tasks, it poses a number of security and operational risks to the enterprise. To retain the gains while curtailing the risks, comprehensive identification of shadow IT activity leveraging tools such as DPI is necessary, in developing the right policies and approaches to managing the continuous rise of shadow IT across today’s enterprises.

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  2. Webinar: Eliminating cybersecurity blind spots with DPI

    This webinar, produced in collaboration with Barracuda Networks, will review the hidden cyber security threats that Service Provides and enterprises need to combat.
    Dr. Klaus Gheri, Vice President for Network Security with Barracuda Networks, will discuss the new challenges of securing enterprise cloud access and the critical role that DPI has to play within Barracuda's network security solutions.

    Webinar

  3. Orsec Technologies boosts next-generation intelligence solution with DPI by Rohde & Schwarz

    Leipzig, Germany – May 22, 2019 – ipoque GmbH, a Rohde & Schwarz company providing market-leading deep packet inspection (DPI) software, today announced that Orsec Technologies SAS has licensed its DPI engine R&S®PACE 2 for their cyber threat hunting solution oorigin®. Providing accurate traffic analytics and a rich set of metadata in real time, R&S®PACE 2 significantly strengthens Orsecs threat hunting capabilities. This allows for more accurate alerts, faster threat detection and enhanced machine learning.

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  4. Orsec Technologies SAS embeds R&S®PACE 2

    "The content and metadata extracted from traffic flows by the DPI engine R&S®PACE 2 provides a rich information feed we use to boost our machine learning for user and device behavior analytics. This empowers our solution to [...]

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  5. 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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  6. Maximizing the potential of ZTNA with deep packet inspection

    In today’s hybrid enterprise environments, zero-trust network access (ZTNA) is becoming increasingly important to improve the end-user experience while ensuring that the network is secured against attacks and malicious activities. This is possible with next-generation DPI software. DPI supports ZTNA in implementing granular, user- and context-aware authentication across different classes of users, devices, clouds and applications. DPI’s ability to identify traffic anomalies can also be used by ZTNA to identify cyberattacks and other threats on enterprise networks.

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  7. Security Service Edge (SSE) and DPI: Converged security meets advanced traffic awareness

    Security Service Edge (SSE) provides a flexible yet scalable solution for implementing fine-grained access control for enterprise applications and for securing them against malicious activity. In a unified, single-pass SSE architecture, deep packet inspection enables a single, yet powerful point for traffic inspection that equips CASB, SWG, FWaaS, DNS, DLP and WAAPaaS with the information necessary to filter traffic effectively, block malicious sites and safeguard valuable enterprise data. Learn more about SSE and how it benefits from DPI in this article.

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  8. DPI for SASE

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  9. How DPI is transforming next-gen secure web gateways

    A secure web gateway (SWG) acts as a checkpoint that enforces an enterprise’s Internet access policies. It blocks unauthorized web access, regulates Internet usage and optimizes bandwidth by restricting unimportant sites. This article discusses how application awareness by DPI boosts its core functionalities comprising access and policy control, security and analytics across cloud, SaaS and enterprise applications. It also looks at the rich security and WAN management services that SWG vendors can enable across their suite of solutions, leveraging DPI’s granular and accurate traffic insights.

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  10. DPI for SSE

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