Compare Junos Traffic Vision vs. Telesoft CERNE

Junos Traffic Vision is a licensed application designed for traffic sampling on MX Series 3D Universal Edge Routers. It offers comprehensive insights into network traffic flows, which are essential for various operational and planning endeavors. By monitoring the packets processed by the router, it captures critical information such as source and destination addresses, along with packet and byte counts. This data is then aggregated and exported in a standardized format, making it compatible with analysis and presentation tools from both Juniper and third-party vendors that facilitate usage-based accounting, traffic profiling, traffic engineering, and monitoring of attacks and intrusions, as well as service level agreements. Capable of being implemented inline and on service cards that ensure high performance and scalability, Junos Traffic Vision can function in both active and passive modes, seamlessly integrating with lawful intercept filtering and port mirroring without compromising performance. Its versatility and efficiency make it a valuable asset for maintaining robust network management and security.

As the global datasphere expands rapidly due to the proliferation of IoT and 5G technologies, the landscape of cyber threats is also expected to evolve and intensify. The CERNE, our advanced intrusion detection system, plays a vital role in safeguarding our clients against such attacks. By offering both real-time monitoring and historical intrusion detection, the CERNE empowers security analysts to identify intrusions, recognize suspicious behavior, and oversee network security while efficiently managing storage by retaining only pertinent IDS alert traffic. Featuring a powerful 100Gbps IDS engine, the Telesoft CERNE seamlessly integrates automated logging of relevant network traffic, enhancing both real-time and historical investigations into threats as well as digital forensics. Through continuous scanning and packet capture, CERNE selectively retains only the traffic tied to an IDS alert, discarding everything else, which enables analysts to swiftly access critical packet data up to 2.4 seconds prior to an incident, thereby significantly improving incident response times. This capability not only streamlines the investigation process but also contributes to a more proactive approach to network security management.