Roughly 70 percent of all internet traffic uses SSL/TLS encryption. But that creates a blind spot for network devices, as malware, ransomware and other nefarious files can hide in SSL/TLS encrypted traffic.
If you’re not decrypting and inspecting encrypted traffic, your organization could be infected and your investment in network security devices is wasted.
In this video, A10 Director of Product Management Yasir Liaqatullah discusses the importance of decrypting and inspecting encrypted traffic, and how A10 Thunder SSLi enables businesses to decrypt once and inspect multiple times.
Learn more about A10 Networks' SSL/TLS inspection solutions: a10networks.com/solutions/network-security/ssl-tls-inspection/
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