PF_RING ZC is ntop’s high-speed zero-copy technology for high speed packet capture and processing. Until now ZC supported 10/40/100 Gbit adapters from Intel based on ASIC chips, in addition to the FPGA-based 100 Gbit adapters already supported by PF_RING including Accolade/Napatech/Silicom. … Continue reading →

On October 28th at 4 PM CET / 10 AM EST we’ll organise a webinar on cybersecurity. The idea is to describe in detail what we have implemented so far for tackling cybersecurity events, and what are the future plans … Continue reading →

Many of you are asking professional training, in particular in companies and large installations. Over the years we have produced many software applications that allow you to improve network visibility and block cybersecurity threats. In this over increasing ecosystem, we … Continue reading →

This is to invite you to the webinar about ntopng 5.0 released this summer. The idea is to walk through the new features and possibilities offered by this version. We hope to see you all ! Webinar Content ntopng was … Continue reading →

In the first part of this series of articles, we focused on monitoring ISPs and MSP traffic. Today we analyse network traffic in SMEs and home networks. The typical network layout of a home or a small business is depicted … Continue reading →

Sometimes traffic monitoring requires data deduplication as due to topology or hardware constraints there are some network traffic activities that are monitored by multiple devices, and others that are monitored only by a single device. This means that unless some … Continue reading →

ISPs have provided Internet access to customers for years and the only goal was to connect their users to the Internet. Managed Service Providers (MSP) and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) deliver network, services and infrastructure on customer premises and … Continue reading →

ntopng was initially designed as a tool for realtime network traffic monitoring. The idea was to create a DPI-based tool able to report traffic statistics. Overtime we have added the ability to implement active monitoring checks, SNMP, and various other … Continue reading →

This is to announce a new PF_RING release 8.0. This new stable version includes enhancements for improving application performances, by adding support for batch processing also in the standard API (it was already available in the ZC API), and consolidates … Continue reading →

One of the newest features of nDPI 4 is the ability to identify flow risks. Unfortunately sometimes you need to add exceptions as some of those risks, while correct, need to be ignored. Examples include: An old device that is … Continue reading →