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Deception Solutions for Your Private Cloud

Add deception technology and eliminate unwanted traffic from entering your Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), or the Microsoft VCORE environment, by adding PacketViper Cloud network traffic control. A simple implementation that starts protecting and improving the quality of service within your private cloud. VPC and Microsoft’s Azure Virtual Network (VNet) allow you to create network segments similar to a traditional network. PacketViper can protect instances within your VPC using Amazon’s Elastic Public IP address (EIP) or VNet using Microsoft’s Static IP address.

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Simple Configuration

Simply create two subnets inside your VPC or VNet. One subnet is used as a transit network and will connect to eth0 of your PacketViper instance. The other is the protected network that will host your PacketViper protected instances and connect to eth1 on your PacketViper.

For AWS: the PacketViper EBS-Backed AMI

The PacketViper AMI is EBS backed, so shutting down the instance will not result in data loss. An “EBS-backed” instance is an EC2 instance that uses an EBS volume as it’s root device. EBS volumes are redundant, “virtual” drives, which are not tied to any particular hardware, however, they are restricted to a particular EC2 availability zone.

For Azure: the PacketViper VHD

The PacketViper VHD is built using a Version 1 Hyper-V Virtual Hard Drive. The VHD is a specially formulated version of the PacketViper OS, kernel, and software to seamlessly work within the Azure cloud environment.

Purchasing and Licensing:  Bring Your Own License (BYOL)

This option involves obtaining a license through PacketViper. Simply call 1-855-758-4737 and mention AWS or Azure licensing to one of our sales representatives. Once the license is issued it can be applied to the Amazon Instance or Microsoft VM launched through the Marketplace. With this option, there will be no PacketViper Software charges, but Amazon or Microsoft Usage charges will still apply.