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NETFLOW VS DPI: Know the difference

September 20, 2021 1652 0 vehere Cyber Security & Privacy

NetFlow was developed for network performance monitoring and visibility. However, in the current circumstances, NetFlow fails to offer enough visibility or context that is provided by Deep Packet Inspection. DPI --- or full packet capture --- shows the full story. NetFlow is easy to set up on devices but lacks details when troubleshooting an issue. In contrast, DPI gives a deep dive into the details to determine the cause of security incidents.

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