• Support critical service availability
  • Inspect authorized encrypted traffic
  • Make monitoring tools more effective

Address the challenges behind every transaction.

Digital banking, payment processing, and trading platforms depend on reliable connectivity. As financial institutions modernize infrastructure and expand cloud services, monitoring coverage needs to keep pace.

01 / AVAILABILITY

Keep services running

Give service assurance tools the packet data needed to investigate latency, packet loss, and service disruptions across monitored links.

02 / INVESTIGATION

Connect security and service context

Deliver relevant traffic to detection and forensic tools across monitored physical and virtual environments.

04 / SENSITIVE INFORMATION

Control what tools receive

Apply selective traffic handling and data masking to limit confidential information exposed in monitoring feeds.

05 / TRAFFIC GROWTH

Reduce unnecessary processing

Filter, deduplicate, and distribute traffic before it reaches monitoring tools, helping match packet feeds to available tool capacity.

06 / MODERNIZATION

Adapt as services evolve

Extend traffic access and delivery as services move across physical, virtualized, and cloud infrastructure.

Connect mobile traffic to subscriber context.

Mobile signaling and user data travel on separate planes. Niagara Networks correlates GTP-C control messages with GTP-U traffic to help security and service assurance tools analyze subscriber sessions in context.

Correlate signaling and user traffic

Associate subscriber identifiers and session attributes with the corresponding data streams in mobile EPC deployments.

Select the mobile traffic tools need

Filter using subscriber attributes such as IMSI, APN, and location information, alongside GTP-U packet fields, to deliver relevant feeds.

Encryption protects connections. Visibility strengthens service security.

TLS encryption protects customer and service communications, but it can also conceal threats from inspection tools. Niagara Networks enables authorized decryption of selected TLS traffic within the visibility architecture.

Combine TLS decryption with selective filtering and data masking to deliver relevant traffic to designated tools. Validate deployment mode, supported TLS sessions, and processing capacity against your network requirements.

  1. Select traffic for authorized inspection

    Select traffic according to your inspection policies, customer commitments, and sensitive information handling requirements.

  2. Decrypt and deliver to designated tools

    Make supported, authorized TLS sessions available to designated security and analysis tools through the visibility layer.

  3. Control sensitive information exposure

    Combine traffic selection and data masking to limit sensitive subscriber information in downstream monitoring feeds.

Give every tool the traffic it needs.

Connect traffic access, intelligent processing, and resilient delivery across your service provider infrastructure. Size the design around link speeds, traffic profiles, and destination tools.

Network TAPs & Packet Brokers

Collect, aggregate, and distribute network traffic to the appropriate security and performance tools.

Packetron & ePacketron

Optimize feeds with deduplication, application filtering, and data masking, using the platform and configuration suited to your traffic.

TLS Decryption

Enable authorized inspection of selected encrypted traffic and deliver decrypted traffic to designated tools.

Inline Bypass

Plan traffic handling around inline security tools during maintenance and failure events, with bypass behavior matched to your service requirements.

Strengthen monitoring coverage while making better use of your existing security and performance tool investments.

Talk to a Visibility Specialist

Discuss your access, core, data center, and cloud visibility requirements with Niagara Networks.

  • Review link speeds, packet broker, TAP, and bypass requirements
  • Explore TLS decryption and traffic intelligence
  • Discuss tool capacity, resilience, and deployment options

Talk to a Visibility Specialist

Frequently Asked Questions

Find clear answers to commonly asked questions about our solutions, services, and architecture.

Why is network visibility important for service providers?

Network visibility gives security and operations teams the packet data needed to investigate latency, packet loss, service disruptions, and threats. It supports service assurance across monitored broadband, mobile, and cloud environments.