Deep Packet Inspection
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What is Deep Packet Inspection?
Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) is a form of packet filtering that examines the data part (and possibly also the header) of a data packet as it passes an inspection point in the network. DPI allows for more sophisticated intrusion detection, service enforcement, and data mining. It's commonly used by internet service providers for network management, security, and lawful interception, and by enterprises for application control and threat prevention.
What other technologies are related to Deep Packet Inspection?
Deep Packet Inspection Complementary Technologies
TCP/IP
Deep Packet Inspection analyzes TCP/IP traffic. It's strongly complementary as it relies on TCP/IP as the underlying protocol suite.
DNS
DNS traffic is often inspected by DPI systems to analyze network usage and detect malicious activity. Thus, DNS is often inspected *by* DPI.
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Which job functions commonly mention Deep Packet Inspection?
Network Security Engineer
0.1% of all Network Security Engineer jobs mention Deep Packet Inspection
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Security Architect
9 Security Architect jobs mention Deep Packet Inspection
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Security Engineer
80 Security Engineer jobs mention Deep Packet Inspection
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Engineer
240 Engineer jobs mention Deep Packet Inspection
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Software Engineer
100 Software Engineer jobs mention Deep Packet Inspection
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Which organizations are mentioning Deep Packet Inspection?
Sandvine
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The Missing Link
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Wells Fargo
Finance and Insurance
Ericsson
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Cisco Systems
Scientific and Technical Services
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