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Aviz Service Node (ASN) R2.4 adds vASN and vTAP, VLAN retention for VXLAN, DPI app categorization, Kibana dashboards, and RHEL 9.7.

Aviz and Spectro Cloud describe a governed AI Factory stack with GPU-aware networking, Kubernetes fleet management, and Day-0 to Day-2 automation.

Aviz Packet Broker runs on SONiC-based white box switches to aggregate, filter, optimize and distribute TAP/SPAN traffic with VXLAN/GRE visibility.

Aviz describes an education network stack with on-prem private AI, automated compliance reporting, faster troubleshooting, and SONiC open networking.

Aviz says Network Copilot for Public Sector automates NIST/CMMC/FISMA validation with on-prem AI and SONiC-based vendor-neutral networking.

Aviz blog says MSPs can automate troubleshooting and compliance with Network Copilot, using a vendor-neutral, on-premise stack for AI-ready networks.

Hospitals with agentless devices can use packet-level network data for device discovery, continuous monitoring, and detection of anomalous traffic and weak encryption.

DORA requires continuous evidence of ICT resilience, and the blog says packet-level network visibility strengthens incident reporting.

Healthcare CISOs need continuous packet-level network evidence for HIPAA, validating encryption and detecting PHI-related anomalies across EHRs and third parties.

PCI-DSS 4.0 moves to continuous proof; the post says packet-derived evidence validates TLS, certificates, traffic, and third-party connections.

Packet-derived visibility can detect ransomware precursor signals in healthcare, even where endpoints lack agents, and improve incident forensics and response.

Aviz Service Node v2.4 converts packets into app- and user-aware metadata for observability and security, delivered via Kafka JSON.