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RtBrick First to Add Internet Peering Security For Disaggregated ISP NetworksRtBrick today announced that it has added support for several new Internet peering security features, including BGP RPKI, TCP-AO for BGP and LDP, BGP Flowspec, SFLow and GTSM. These tools enhance the security of peering and edge routers, enabling operators to protect their networks from malicious actors while benefiting from the cost-efficiency of disaggregated systems.
Nework disaggregation separates the hardware and software that is traditionally provided as a closed monolithic routing system, enabling operators to pick and mix different vendors and use low-cost hardware based on 'off-the-shelf' networking silicon. Now, using RtBrick's disaggregated routing software, an operator can enhance the security of their disaggregated routers that connect to other ISPs, known as Peering Routers, as well as edge service PE Routers. "As ISPs battle consumer and regulatory pressure to secure their networks against sophisticated attacks, they need robust security tools," said Hannes Gredler, CTO and founder at RtBrick. "Adding this latest feature-set will allow ISPs to take advantage of the cost-points and flexibility of network disaggregation to provide Internet peering while effectively securing their key infrastructure." RtBrick's software has been deployed across a wide range of operators, from Deutsche Telekom, Europe's largest telco, to regional ISPs such as WOBCOM. RtBrick enabled WOBCOM to create a disaggregated multiservice edge, in which it implemented the new BGP Flowspec security feature. Watch RtBrick's BGP Flowspec in action and see how it strengthens ISP networks against threats - here. To learn more about RtBrick's pioneering approach to disaggregated routing, visit rtbrick.com. Note*: The information was submitted for publication at 10:00 GMT on 6 January, 2025
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