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With 75% market share, Enea Qosmos ixEngine is the preferred next-generation DPI engine for traffic identification and classification. It delivers the L2-L7 visibility required for high performance threat prevention and detection.
Qosmos ixEngine is the top choice for SSE, SASE, SD-WAN, and SWG vendors looking to improve solution performance through improved traffic visibility.
Get One Step Ahead with Enea’s Qosmos Embedded DPI & Traffic Intelligence!
- Raise the effectiveness of ZTNA with detailed application classification and contextual metadata.
- Enhance the performance of your FWaaS, SWG, NGFW, NDR & XDR by combining next-generation DPI with Suricata.
- See into encrypted traffic! Qosmos ixEngine can identify and classify encrypted traffic without decryption and from the first packet.
- Improve ML-based threat hunting with enriched network traffic data to boost accuracy and performance.
- Choose exceptional product support. Our local support teams are trusted extensions of our customers’ teams, providing global 24/7 assistance and product customization. Our roadmaps are designed around customer needs and priorities.
The Market’s Most Deployed Next-Gen DPI Engine
Qosmos ixEngine Key Features include:
- Market-leading DPI coverage and accuracy: 4000 protocols & applications, 5900 types of metadata
- First Packet Advantage (uniquely accurate 1st packet processing capability)
- Optional modules to accelerate development (e.g., VPP plugin, Rules Engine)
- Flexible form factors (SDK, CNF, VNF, standalone SW sensor)
Qosmos ixEngine also provides unique security insights & indicators, including:
- ML-enhanced encrypted traffic classification & categorization
- Classification of evasive and anomalous traffic
- Complex tunneling visibility: full paths for up to 16 levels of encapsulation
- Extraction of files and embedded links
- Detection of potential Man-in-the-Middle attacks
