OVERVIEW
Using industry recognized stateful detection and prevention techniques, Juniper Networks IDP provides zero-day protection against worms, Trojans, spyware, keyloggers, and other malware from penetrating the network and spreading from already infected users to others. Juniper Networks IDP not only helps protect networks against attacks, it provides information on rogue servers and applications that may have unknowingly been added to the network.
The Juniper Networks purpose-built IDP product line includes the IDP 50, IDP 200, IDP 600 C/F and the IDP 1100 C/F. All of the products contain the full IDP features and are managed using the same management interface. The devices are standard 1U to 2U rack-mountable devices with dedicated management and high availability ports on most devices and integrated bypass for copper gigabit traffic ports.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Key features and benefits of the Juniper Networks IDP solutions include:
- Multi-method detection system that includes compound signatures, stateful signatures, protocol anomaly and backdoor detection
- Extensive signature customization to improve the ability to detect unique attacks and tailor the signature specific to the customer's requirements
- Closed loop investigation process to quickly see the big picture and then drill down to the appropriate level of detail to make informed security decisions
- Enterprise Security Profiler (ESP) to gain insight into network and attack activity that accelerates inline deployment and facilitates attack investigation
- Policy Editor to create and deploy granular security policies based on what traffic to look at, what attacks to look for in that traffic and how to respond when an attack has been detected
- Log Viewer to investigate specific security incidents with the ability to customize the way information is processed within the system
- Centralized rule-based management approach to simplify deployment, configuration and maintenance
- Fully customizable reporting to generate up to the minute status on network activity
- IDP clustering to enable stateful, standalone high availability minimizing the risk of a single point of failure and maximizing network protection