Enterprise

Aviz Service Nodes use software-defined DPI, deduplicate packets, and export per-flow JSON, IPFIX, and Syslog telemetry from commodity hardware.

The post says AI-era networking must support workload-aware automation, usage economics, conversational NetOps, multi-vendor stacks, and digital twins.

Salt Typhoon showed a visibility gap in security tooling, not detection. Aviz Deep Network Observability collects and enriches packet traffic for NDR, IDS, SIEM.

Aviz’s DPI engine uses payload intelligence for app/protocol/category classification, supports real-time updates, and exports JSON/Kafka metadata to SIEM.

Aviz ONES combines SONiC NetOps for enterprise deployments, adding 24/7 support, multi-vendor telemetry, orchestration, alerts, and AI fabric tools.

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

Aviz Certified Community SONiC CCS 1.0 delivers certified OS images, validated hardware support, feature coverage, and scalability guidance for IP CLOS and VXLAN BGP-EVPN.

Aviz ONES for BRCM Enterprise SONiC 4.5.1 adds federal compliance options, FIPS REST services, authentication and hashing changes, scale, and campus tools.

Aviz ONES 4.2.1 adds JWT bearer-token authentication for tenant APIs alongside SSL certificate authentication, supporting automation and multi-tenant deployments.

Aviz Packet Broker (APB) is an open, containerized SONiC-based packet broker with disaggregated deployment and Layer 2–4 monitoring, plus 5G GTP support.

NSS Labs’ two-part series says enterprise AI security evaluations must extend beyond model protection to runtime guardrails, governance, and auditable controls.

Industrial firms refocus on AI-linked data center power and thermal, using divestitures and targeted M&A including Carrier and Johnson Controls.