1. What is SVP?
2. Benefits and features of SVP?
3. Why do I need SVP?
4. Does SVP require dedicated expertise to manage and maintain?
5. How easy it is to deploy?
6. What if I already have a firewall in place?
7. How does SVP prevent zero-day attacks?

Q1.) What is SVP?
SVP is an ID as well as IP system. It improves an organisation’s security stature by combining multiple security solutions into one single appliance.

Q2.) Benefits and features of SVP?
Threat Based Policies that help detect attacks based on the threat applicable to the network. Protocol Anomaly Detection helps in detecting attacks on protocol. All-in-One Solution combines all major security requirements of an enterprise into one single box. Provides a multilayer approach to security with a firewall, a traffic normaliser, an IDS and an IPS.

Q3.) Why do I need SVP?
SVP is a high speed device built to protect high end networks. It provides deep packet inspection features at an extraordinarily high data rate making it an extremely suitable solution for most networks.

Q4.) Does SVP require dedicated expertise to manage and maintain?
The web-based interface of SVP makes it very easy to use and manage. The web-based interface makes it intuitive to use and comprehend. So, managing SVP does not require a highly skilled administrator.

Q5.) How easy it is to deploy?
SVP is an integrated FW, IDS and an IPS appliance. Deploying IPS is just a plug-and-play job.

Q6.) What if I already have a firewall in place?
The existing firewall can be integrated with SVP, and the firewall built-in the appliance can be switched off. This may hamper the overall speed of network.

Q7.) How does SVP prevent zero-day attacks?
Zero-day attacks are mitigated by the protocol anomaly engine built into the system. The protocol anomaly suite understands the underlying application protocol and detects known and unknown attacks on them.