Security Challenges in Encrypted Traffic Visibility for Cybersecurity
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- •Over 95% of web traffic is encrypted, complicating threat detection.
- •Attackers are increasingly using valid credentials to evade traditional security controls.
- •Symantec's SSL Visibility Appliance enhances decryption capabilities without performance loss.
Encryption is essential for digital trust but poses significant challenges for cybersecurity professionals. With over 95% of web traffic now encrypted, attackers exploit this to evade detection, using valid credentials and trusted services. Many organizations bypass SSL/TLS inspection to avoid performance issues, creating visibility gaps. Symantec emphasizes the need for robust decryption solutions to maintain security without degrading performance. Their SSL Visibility Appliance has been enhanced to support the growing volume of encrypted traffic. As TLS 1.3 becomes the standard, the complexity of traffic inspection increases, necessitating high-performance proxying to ensure visibility. Organizations must adapt to these challenges to protect against modern threats effectively.
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