The Problem
Encryption is a double-edged sword
Most of today's web traffic is encrypted—a major win for data privacy. But most of today's threats exploit encryption, too—a major win for attackers. That's why SSL inspection is a vital part of protecting against modern threats.
Unfortunately, decryption and inspection require a huge amount of compute resources. With the processing limitations of appliance-based security solutions, they can devastate your network’s performance. Rather than bring operations to a standstill, many organizations have no choice but to reduce or even bypass inspection, leaving them blind to hidden threats.
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Advanced Threat Protection
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Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) are both data encryption protocols. TLS protocol is essentially the successor of SSL, and today, all versions of SSL are deprecated. Now considered the gold standard of data privacy on the internet, TLS is the underlying cryptographic protocol of HTTPS. Even so, because of SSL's prominence in turn-of-the-millennium internet security, many professionals still use "SSL" casually.









