EncrypTight™ Secure Mesh Internet

EncrypTight™ Secure Mesh InternetSecure WAN connections without tunnels!

The Price of “Private” BandwidthPrivate WANs are REALLY expensive! MPLS, T1, Metro-E and Frame Relay are

10 to 100 times more expensive than Internet connectivity

Private WAN Prices not following Moore’s law

Reasons prices remain high Small number of vendors control pricing Private WANs were once the only viable choice Customers need reliable performance

Affordable Internet is widely available Most employees have more bandwidth

at home than they do in the office

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Private Network Convergence Internet service today is better than ever Used for mission-critical applications and services Reliable, available everywhere and inexpensive

Internet and private VPNs – the same network Many large carriers have converged their networks The line between the Internet and private networks

is no longer distinguishable

Why pay 10x–20x more for a “private WAN”

when low-cost Internet service will work fine?

WAN

Data Center

Corp LAN

Private Cloud

Internet

3rd Party Network

Foreign Telco

Eliminates unnecessary “private WAN tax”

Internet bandwidth is a fraction of Private WAN connectionsData is encrypted which provides better protection and privacyIncrease bandwidth 5-10x while still reducing costs

Secure Mesh Internet (SMI)

Before EncrypTight

Data Center

Corp LAN

Private Cloud

Internet

3rd Party Network

Foreign Telco

Security Perimeter

Eliminates unnecessary “private WAN tax”

Internet bandwidth is a fraction of Private WAN connectionsData is encrypted which provides better protection and privacyIncrease bandwidth 5-10x while still reducing costs

Secure Mesh Internet (SMI)

AfterEncrypTight

Big Savings with SMI

Secure Mesh Internet (SMI)

Example: 10 sites @10Mbps

Private WAN Cost:

• $200/Mbps/month/site.

• Annual connectivity - $240,000

EncrypTight SMI:

• $90/10Mbps/month/site (Internet)

Annual connectivity - $10,800

• EncrypTight SMI Solution costs - $24,000.

10-Site Private WAN vs. EncrypTight SMI2-Year Cost Comparison: 10 Mbps

Delivers a positive ROI in less than 3 months.

Secure Mesh Internet Benefits Low latency—no need to route traffic through a central site

Better reliability than hub-and-spoke—all sites have direct connectivity

Works with business or consumer class Internet service (static or dynamic IP)

Supports transition from MPLS to Internet using the same appliance

Central drag and drop management for all sites

No need to provision individual Point-To-Point tunnels

Easy to deploy to existing networks without infrastructure changes

Keep existing firewalls, gateways, and other edge security infrastructure

Powerful auditing and logging make it easy to

demonstrate compliance with security mandates,

such as PCI, HIPAA, and other PII legislation

Encrypting sensitive information eliminates

liability in case of breach

(1) Most IPSec VPNs use a hub-and-spoke (star) topology due to limitations of many IPSec devices such as: not supporting full mesh connectivity, difficulty with configuration and troubleshooting, etc.

(2) Hub-and-spoke (star) topology of typical IPSec VPNs increases latency and sensitive applications may not work

(3) Future

Service Comparison

FeatureIPSec VPN

MPLSSecure Mesh

Internet

Security: logical isolation √ √ √

Security: encryption and authentication √ – √

Service cost per site (per month) per 1 Mbps $2-5 $100-500 $2-5

Availability √ √ √

Full mesh WAN connectivity (1) √ √

Applications: voice, video, file transfer, email (2) √ √

Centralized management – √ √

Offered as a managed service – √ √ (3)

Speed

3 Mbps

6 Mbps

10 Mbps

25 Mbps

50 Mbps

100 Mbps

155 Mbps

250 Mbps

500 Mbps

650 Mbps

1 Gbps

2.5 Gbps

5 Gbps

10 Gbps

Bandwidth & Policy Options

Software:

Hardware:3 Mbps to 10 Gbps

L2 Network-transparent Ethernet frameL3 IPsec-based encryptionL4 UDP/TCP payload encryption

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ET1000A

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