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Aricent Integrates Rohde & Schwarz's DPI Engine into Traffic Detection Function within its EPC

Aricent Integrates Rohde & Schwarz's DPI Engine into Traffic Detection Function within its EPC Image Credit: Rohde & Schwarz

US-based product engineering firm, Aricent in partnership with Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity, leading vendor of network analytics solutions announced a technology solution to further enhance quality of service, traffic optimization and service charging.

Aricent's Traffic Detection Function(TDF) capability now incorporates Rohde's deep packet inspection (DPI) engine PACE 2 which uses a state-of-the art DPI software library that uses different technologies (including pattern matching, behavioral, heuristic and statistical analysis) to classify network protocols and applications. Network equipment vendors as well as network and telecom operators around the world rely on PACE 2 to get full visibility into IP-based network traffic.

Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity network security technology will be made available as part of Aricent's Evolved Packet Core (EPC) Software Framework and Aricent's Intelligent Switching Solution. PACE 2 has been integrated using Aricent's dynamic filtering capability to help mobile operators and service providers raise situational awareness, activate differential bandwidth control and optimize network resources.

Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity and Aricent plan to collaborate on various areas including differentiated quality of service and services charging based on subscriber, application and flow awareness. It will also include dynamic security orchestration and service function chaining using behavioral, heuristic and statistical analysis.

Ulf Lange, Director of DPI
We see a significant demand from our customers to bring flexible and programmable network services to core networks. We are thrilled to be working with Aricent, who have built its reputation in the data-center, mobile and wireless market. Together we can offer mobile operators and service providers the ability to reduce the time to market for security and network management capabilities.

Walid Negm, CTO, Aricent 
Service providers must focus on value and not just services. Ultimately, shaping network traffic and controlling its behavior helps bring intelligence to the customer experience. The outcome is more adaptive resources that can for example deliver personalized streaming video, help parents better protect their children from harmful content or empower enterprises through be-spoke digital services.

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