Network Security Keysight launches new cybersecurity test platform for AI traffic July 10, 2026 Share By SC Staff (Adobe Stock) As reported by SDx Central, Keysight Technologies has introduced a new modular network cybersecurity test platform designed to handle the increasing demands of large data transfers, particularly those associated with artificial intelligence (AI). The APS-ONE-400, part of Keysight's APS-100/400-gigabit Ethernet (GE) hardware line, offers 400 Gb/s Layer 4-7 throughput and 95 Gb/s of elephant flow throughput, addressing the substantial data transfers common in AI applications. The system supports testing for post-quantum cryptography-encrypted traffic and zero trust network access (ZTNA), along with various network speeds including 100/25/10GE. The one rack unit (RU) system can function independently or be integrated with other Keysight APS-100/400GE devices to create large-scale testbeds capable of generating up to 16 Tb/s of Layer 4-7 traffic. Keysight stated the platform is intended for network equipment manufacturers, service providers, and data center operators who need to validate demanding network scenarios without acquiring multiple specialized tools. This release follows Keysight's recent expansion of its 1.6 Tb/s solutions portfolio aimed at validating interconnects for AI-centric data centers. Source: SDx Central An In-Depth Guide to Network Security Get essential knowledge and practical strategies to fortify your network security. Learn More SC Staff Related Network Security WireVPN linked to long-running operation using victims’ devices as proxy network SC Staff July 9, 2026 Infoblox researchers uncovered the operation after analyzing a malicious 7-Zip installer. They found over 230 related domains linked through various infrastructure indicators. Network Security Tenda routers have unpatched backdoor vulnerability, CERT/CC warns SC Staff July 9, 2026 The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-11405, resides in the login function of the router's web server binary. Network Security FortiBleed campaign steals 110M credentials from FortiGate targets Laura French June 24, 2026 A tool called FortigateSniffer abuses a diagnostic utility to continuously monitor network traffic. Related Events Cybercast How to transform your SOC through XDR and MDR On-Demand Event Cybercast AI for network security: Problems and solutions On-Demand Event Virtual Conference Fortifying the Foundation: Tackling Evolving Challenges in Network Security On-Demand Event Get daily email updates SC Media's daily must-read of the most current and pressing daily news Business Email By clicking the Subscribe button below, you agree to SC Media Terms of Use and Privacy Policy . Subscribe Related Terms ACK Piggybacking Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Bastion Host Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) Call Admission Control (CAC) Cell Cut-Through Decapsulation Domain Name Dynamic Routing Protocol You can skip this ad in 5 seconds