We are pleased to announce that in December 2017 the Encrypted Traffic Analytics (ETA) CVD Guide got published and is now available on Design Zone. This CVD covers Crypto Audit and Malware Detection in Encrypted Traffic.
Why Encrypted Traffic Analytics (ETA)? The rapid rise in encrypted traffic is changing the threat landscape. As more businesses become digital, a significant number of services and applications are using encryption as the primary method of securing information.
What are the benefits of using ETA?
Security visibility
Cryptographic assessment
Faster time to response
Time and cost savings
Guide Overview:
Encrypted Traffic Analytics (Non-Fabric)
Deployment Considerations
Enabling ETA and Flexible NetFlow in Campus Networks
Enabling ETA and Flexible NetFlow on Routers at the Edge and in WAN Branch Networks
Deployment Details
Configuring Cognitive Threat Analytics with Stealthwatch
Configuring the Catalyst 9300 or Catalyst 9400
Configuring the ISR4000 and ASR1000 Family of Routers
Performing a Crypto Audit and Investigating Malware
Devices With the latest release of IOS-XE 16.6.2, ETA is now supported widely on network devices including:
Switches:
C9300 series
C9400 series
Routers:
ISR 1000 series
ISR 4000 series
ASR 1000 series
CSR 1000v
ISRv with ENCS 5000 series
Stealthwatch v6.9.2 with integrated Cognitive Analytics gains additional machine learning capabilities for analyzing the new data elements of Encrypted Traffic Analytics.
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