Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) Technology for Unmasking Encrypted Communications, Cyber Threat Detection and Intelligence Gathering

Sponsored by: TeleStrategies' ISS World

Online webinar:
Tuesday February 15, 2022
9:00-10:30 AM - New York, EST
14:00-15:30 - London UK

Moderator:
Dr. Matthew Lucas, TeleStrategies ISS World

Panelists:

Alexander Haväng - CTO, Sandvine
Sebastien Synold – Product Manager, Qosmos Technologies, ENEA
Mark Uldahl – CTO, XCI

Free and open to government, telecoms, private enterprise security executives and ISS vendors. Pre-registration with your government or corporate issued email address is required.

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Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) Technology for Unmasking Encrypted Communications, Cyber Threat Detection and Intelligence Gathering

Terrorists, cyber attackers, traffickers, and other criminals are shifting away from legacy telecom services to using sophisticated OTT messaging applications and encryption tools to conceal their identities and online activities. This poses significant challenges to law enforcement, defense, and intelligence agencies because traditional LI tools can’t see through the layers of encryption and application technologies used in modern apps such as Signal, Telegram and cyber exploits.

This webinar will focus on advances in DPI technology and how law enforcement, defense and intelligence agencies can leverage DPI tools for a stealthy and rich source of communications content and usage. The speakers will address advanced encryption protocols; dealing with constantly changing application protocols; terabit transport/gbps access speeds; and how LEAs and government agencies can leverage DPI infrastructure to support their operations and investigations. Specific topics covered include:

Overview: Dr. Matthew Lucas, ISS World

• Introduction to DPI, ISS coverage of the topic
• Key challenges: End to end encryption, messaging applications, network scale

DPI Technology (presented by Sandvine)

• DPI approaches and techniques to gathering metadata and evidence
• Key DPI issues and challenges: traffic types, high speed intercept, emerging network architectures
• Decoding applications and behavior analysis – what apps are they using, when, and where?
• Success factors and limitations

Turning Encrypted Traffic to Actionable Insights (presented by XCI)

• Every piece of data tells a story – understanding data independent of encryption
• Revealing people, objects, locations and events from encrypted streams
• Performing multi target analysis in all encrypted applications

DPI-driven cybersecurity (presented by ENEA)

• Supplementing IDS infrastructure with DPI-based feeds
• Correlating traffic flows to identify anomalous traffic and threats
• Cyber security application to multi-cloud networks and hybrid IT/IoT networks

Q&A

Moderator:
Dr. Matthew Lucas, TeleStrategies ISS World

Panelists:

Alexander Haväng - CTO, Sandvine
Sebastien Synold – Product Manager, Qosmos Technologies, ENEA
Mark Uldahl – CTO, XCI

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