Accedian Networks has broadened its financial services technology portfolio with the introduction of its FSX data packet capture solution.
Accedian’s FSX complements its ability to monitor latency, microbursts, and international financial extranet performance. It brings lossless remote packet capture to financial service providers’ to help them achieve trade flow reporting compliance.
Accedian’s FSX uses its FPGA-based technology to precisely identify, capture and timestamp each trading packet in real time, from any location within a financial network. This provides the unprecedented capability to easily instrument financial networks to meet MiFID II regulatory compliance. With both 1G and 10G network connections, the FSX and can be deployed out-of-line to seamlessly integrate into networks at any point in the traffic flow, without impacting performance. This provides agility and flexibility to operators needing to accommodate multi-vendor legacy networks and systems.
First introduced to the financial services market, Accedian’s remote capture technology also has applicability for the largest and most innovative communication service providers who already use Accedian solutions for mobile backhaul, data center and hybrid cloud access performance assurance. Lossless remote packet capture applications include:
• QoE and QoS analysis (including VoLTE & video services)
• Security & Policy enforcement
• Payload inspection & lawful intercept
• Synchronisation monitoring
“Accedian continues to expand the agility and depth of its solutions’ quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience (QoE) visibility with the FSX’ unique remote capture capabilities,” said Keith Donahue, Accedian’s VP Product Management and Services. “As financial and communication service providers increasingly rely on a ubiquitous instrumentation layer to monitor, control and optimize user experience, the combination of ultra-precise, fine-grained monitoring with packet capture provides a complete, real-time view into all aspects of network behavior.”
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