Behind the three-Hardware Security Solutions CQCloud

CQCloud offer cloud networking security solution named Medusa. To support the performance of Medusa, the South Korean firms set up three main proponent of the system hardware.
Some per lift Medusa that support this safety system, including the Medusa NGSIEM v1. This hardware serves to collect the information flow and security of network devices and analyze traffic information to detect DDoS attacks (Distributed Denial-of-Service) or abnormal traffic. The hardware specifications 2.4 Ghz CPU with 8 cores, 32 GB memory and 2 TB capacity hard disk drives.
In addition, CQCloud also have the UX-FX-1000 to monitor the flow of information packets flowing on the network, collect and transmit data in standard formats such as NetFlow and sFlow v5. Data stream generated by the UX-FX collected by medusa so that it can be used to detect DDoS attacks and other suspicious traffic. UX-FX supports all types of interfaces such as 10/100/1000 UTP ports, 1G, 10G Optical Ethernet, and so forth. The device has a 700 Mhz CPU specifications with 2 cores, 64MB of memory capacity and 8 MB Flash, and supports port 10/1000 UTP x 4 for the service category and port 10/100/1000 UTP to category management.
There are also hardware UX-10000 that supported algorithms to fortify the defense of an attack spoofing (forging) on ​​TCP syncookies, and by integrating it with Medusa, UX-10000 can make black or white list of IP and block or allow specific IP to get into in the network. Not only that, if an increase in traffic which is not unexpected, then this device can manage traffic on the network. UX-10000 device specification pick-Octeon Cavium CPU Cn3868 NPU, NP2 Network Processor Process ezChip ACL, 10Gb ethernet port supports 2 optical (for service), and 1 port 10/100/1000 UTP (for management).
"Development of a SIEM is important, for memanajamen, control and security systems are reliable." Concluded HeonSoo Rhee, CEO CQCloud at Pullman Hotel, Jakarta, Monday (03/12/2012).
Meanwhile, according to research done on the security status of networks and computers around the world in 2011, from 70 countries, Indonesia ranks 13th on the local threat infections by 73.6 percent, other countries including the Philippines 61 percent, Russia 60, 6 percent, 57.8 percent of Ecuador and China 57.5 percent.
Prasetya firm, the founder of Cloud Indonesian Forum expressed by a large enough percentage rate, the need for concern about the security system, especially the cloud trend is now beginning to show progress in the country.
"The security system is, at least to minimize the threat of possible attacks such as DDoS. To detect, monitor, reject and eliminate attacks. This product is intended for businesses, small medium business or a multi-company," he explained.
CQCloud reportedly has been holding Primaasset to distribute the same time expanding the business and this CQCloud products in Indonesia.