Deep Packet Inspection

Deep Packet Inspection is technology of accumulation of statistical data, checks and filterings of network packets on their contents. Unlike firewalls, Deep Packet Inspection analyzes not only headings of packets, but also complete contents of traffic at the levels of the OSI model from the second above. Deep Packet Inspection is capable to detect and block malwares and also to filter information which is not meeting the set criteria.

Deep Packet Inspection is the system allowing to receive detailed reports about structure of the passing traffic under protocols with detailing to the certain subscriber, to carry out analytics and to predict extent of loading of ports. It is at the same time possible to define what type of traffic is prevailing and to take measures for blocking of applications or change of their priorities.

The new platform has the widest directory of Internet resources in Russia on which blocking of the websites with the prohibited content will be performed. Today its base contains about 100 million records both in Russian, and in foreign languages. Replenishment of the list of the dangerous websites happens constantly based on automatic methods of the analysis of the websites, requests "This website is dangerous to my child" from users of MGTS and also from open sources of the international organizations and WOT service (service of a categorization and assessment of potential threats of the websites according to users). Simultaneous application of all methods will allow to reduce time of updating of bases.

Application of DPI solutions and program settings give the chance of more effective filtering of the websites: it is possible not to block completely specific website, and if necessary to prohibit access only to those pages which contain the dangerous or prohibited content as to the text address the Internet of the page (URL), and to type of protocols (network games, torrents, and others).