Deepfield

Deepfield is a network analytics and security software provider focused on Traffic Engineering (TE) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection for large-scale service provider and enterprise infrastructures.

• Cloud-native network analytics for service providers and large enterprises (network observability).
• DDoS detection and automated traffic mitigation for IP networks (network security).
• Real-time traffic classification and telemetry for backbone and edge environments (traffic analytics).
• Capacity planning and peering analytics for Internet Service Providers (ISP), carrier, and content delivery networks (capacity management).
• Integration with routing, Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), and SDN-controlled infrastructures for automated policy enforcement (network automation).

More About Deepfield

Deepfield provides software and analytics platforms that help communication service providers, ISP, and large network operators monitor and manage IP traffic across backbone, peering, and edge environments. Its tools focus on visibility into traffic patterns, applications, and endpoints, enabling operators to classify flows and understand how services and content move through their networks. The offerings are positioned as analytics and security layers that System Integration Testing (SIT) alongside existing routing, peering, and security infrastructure.

In enterprise and carrier contexts, Deepfield software is typically deployed to ingest high-volume telemetry from routers, switches, and other network devices, including flow records such as NetFlow and IPFIX, BGP data, and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) metrics. The platform correlates this data to provide views of traffic by application, subscriber, and service. These capabilities support use cases such as TE, capacity management, and optimization of interconnection agreements with other networks or content providers.

Deepfield offerings in DDoS protection (network security) are designed to detect attack traffic in real time and trigger mitigation policies. By integrating with routing protocols such as BGP and with Software Defined Networking (SDN) or controller-based infrastructures, the software can steer or filter traffic according to detected threats. This approach aligns with network-based security architectures that rely on telemetry-driven detection and automated mitigation rather than only appliance-centric deployments.

From a technology perspective, Deepfield platforms commonly interact with standard internet routing and telemetry protocols, including BGP for route control, NetFlow and IPFIX for flow-level visibility, and possibly streaming telemetry frameworks where available. The analytics engine processes these inputs to build models of normal traffic behavior and to identify anomalies related to attacks or misconfigurations. The system is intended for high-throughput, carrier-grade environments where scalability and integration with multi-vendor network equipment are core requirements.

Within an enterprise IT and telecom marketplace taxonomy, Deepfield can be categorized under network observability and analytics, DDoS detection and mitigation, and network automation for service providers. Its tools are used by operations, security, and planning teams to support Network Performance Monitoring (NPMO), incident response, and long-term capacity planning. By providing correlated views of traffic, routes, and services, Deepfield enables organizations to align network engineering, Security Operations (SecOps), and business planning functions around a shared analytics platform.