WedgeNetworks

Wedge Networks has pioneered an innovative Network Data Processing (NDP) technology for the purpose of inspecting and optimizing web traffic at Gigabit speeds. Packaged as a ready to deploy Network Data Processing Operating System (NDPOS), WedgeOS technology provides a web security and optimization solution for enterprises and service providers. Under the hood of WedgeOS, there are three main modules: the SubSonic Engine, the Open Service Bus, and the Common Policy Manager.

SubSonic Engine – Gigabit Network Data Processing Performance

The outstanding network data processing ability of WedgeOS is accomplished by the patented SubSonic Engine. Designed from the ground-up to deliver low latency, high concurrency, and Gigabit Throughput for Deep Content Inspection of all the commonly used application layer network protocols and data compression formats, the SubSonic Engine separates BeSecure from its competitors by delivering the most accurate and highest performance web security solution.

Open Service Bus – Framework for Integrating Best of Breed Content Inspection and Optimization Algorithms

Wedge Networks has developed the strongest technology partnerships in the industry including Kaspersky for anti-virus, Cloudmark for anti-spam. WedgeOS uses an Open Service Bus framework to interface and mange these third party algorithms as services. The combination of the SubSonic Engine performance and the integration of best of breed technology partners using the Open Services Bus guarantee the most accurate Web Security Appliance available.

Common Policy Manger – Manageability and Scalability that Deliver Low Total Cost of Ownership

BeSecure uses a “best of breed” approach by integrating Kaspersky’s antivirus engine as the primary reference for comparing the intercepted web traffic for malicious signatures. Kaspersky has proven its quality of detection and is rated as an industry leader of heuristic detection, minimum number of false alarms, and detection of malicious code inside compressed, archived and packed formats and update frequency.