The BGP protocol is a routing protocol for Internet traffic, and its security is an important aspect of cybersecurity for service providers. In order to quickly detect anomalies and instability in network traffic transmission, operators can use a number of monitoring and analysis methods, combined with network traffic analysis data to gain deep insights into network traffic status, increase traffic routing visibility, quickly detect routing issues, and assist in optimizing network configuration. This session will explore these BGP monitoring and analysis methods and discuss how to enhance network routing security and stability from a technical perspective.

A complete DDoS defense mechanism requires full network-wide traffic visibility, including the ability to identify service information such as OTT services and CDN network delivery paths, in real-time. In this session, we will be sharing a few customer success stories from several well-known service providers in the Asia-Pacific region, including Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, India, etc., to explore how they leverage Genie’s end-to-end network traffic intelligence to efficiently manage and optimize their massive network traffic with a fast and low-cost deployment, and effectively defend against DDoS attacks. They can even turn these features into managed cloud services to create new revenue streams.

Through a few use cases, this session will explore how to use network traffic data to implement layer-7 application analysis without deploying high-cost devices such as network probes. The analysis should identify top-ranked network applications used by network users, as well as the transmission paths of traffic in the network infrastructure (including CDN). In-depth analysis of top-ranked user applications can be used as best practices for network analysis and management such as reference for revenue strategies, improving user satisfaction, providing EIM (Employee Internet Management) framework, etc.