Deep packet inspection analyzes data traffic for threats, ensuring malicious activity is detected and blocked.
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Deep packet inspection analyzes data traffic for threats, ensuring malicious activity is detected and blocked.
Deep packet inspection (DPI) is a type of data processing that examines the data part (payload) of a packet as it passes an inspection point. This technique is used to analyze data traffic passing through a network for various purposes such as detecting and preventing malicious activities, managing network performance, and implementing quality of service policies. DPI can help in identifying specific types of traffic, scanning for malware signatures, and enforcing security policies to ensure network integrity.