cPacket's cVu 16100 packet broker observability node has formally reached NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) FIPS 140-2 validated module status (Certificate #4382).
The commercial equivalent is the cVu16100NG. All cPacket nodes are already TAA certified and gov-cloud and multi-cloud ready.
The cVu product family integrates real-time performance monitoring with cutting-edge network packet brokering to quickly locate network infrastructure issues and accurately feed security and networking tools, enabling comprehensive network-centric observability. The cVu 16100 is the industry's leading network packet broker (NPB) with millisecond accuracy at 100Gbps wire speed, without dropping packets.
cPacket has partnered with government agencies to strengthen the United States' cybersecurity posture, emphasis on cyberterrorism, and threat hunting by meeting the objectives of Executive Order 14028, using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, Zero Trust, and network detection and response (NDR). Our products are deployed across several critical infrastructures in an NDR use case, feeding lossless network data to leading threat-hunting tools.
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