Cybersecurity

Aviz Networks outlines its OPB, ASN and Network Copilot stack, tying the approach to outage visibility, 5G parsing, deduplication and SONiC support.

Aviz Networks’ Network Copilot is an on-prem networking assistant using RAG and agentic automation for NetOps workflows, compliance, security, and troubleshooting.

Aviz NCP R1.5.0 adds project-based workflows, real-time multi-user AI chat, scoped data integrations, notifications, and new RCA and correlation capabilities.

Aviz Networks’ Network Copilot correlates controller data for natural-language queries, version-to-CVE mapping, topology/path analysis, and automated compliance checks.

Aviz Packet Broker 2.10 adds SONiC support for Celestica DS1000, DS3000, and EC5835, expands VXLAN and Port-Channel support, and adds Packet Truncation on Broadcom TD3.

Examines five myths on deep observability ROI, claiming SONiC packet brokers and DPU offload can cut 40–60% TCO versus proprietary appliances.

Aviz Networks’ Network Copilot uses natural language to query and correlate inventory, security, compliance, performance, and topology across controllers.

VXLAN-enabled Aviz Packet Broker supports encapsulation, decapsulation, and VXLAN header stripping for monitoring and security tools.

ASN-DPI identifies 2,700+ apps, extracts protocol metadata, and supports session KPIs for telcos and enterprises.

Aviz Service Node extracts 100+ DPI metadata fields from encrypted and unencrypted traffic without payload decryption, alongside ONES 4.1 telemetry controls.

Aviz Networks released Network Copilot 1.5.6 with custom agent upload, admin approval, role-based access, ELK improvements, hardening, and streamlined deployment.

The article outlines three AI fears for network operations: privacy from shadow AI, outage risk from wrong actions, and governance and cost control.