[LINK] AFP DPI Tender

[stephen at melbpc.org.au]

The Australian Federal Police force has issued a tender for a deep packet
inspection (DPI) appliance .. based on the following list of requirements
the successful tenderer will be required to demonstrate ..

* The appliance must analyse flows at 10 Gbps

* The appliance must be able to accept TCP/IP as an input

* The appliance must be able to receive IPv4

* The appliance must be able to receive IPv6

* The appliance must be able to identify services

* The appliance must be able to identify applications (Layer 7)

* It is recommended that the appliance can be expanded to higher speeds

* The appliance should be able to accept a network flow encapsulate as
  ETSI 102 232 as an input

* The appliance should be able to accept PCAP captures as an input

* The appliance should be able to separate flows based on multiple inputs
  of MPLS

* The appliance should be able to separate flows based on multiple inputs
  of VLAN

* The appliance should identify Anti-Virus

* The appliance should identify Malware

* The appliance should identify Communication Applications

* The appliance should identify Mobile Applications

* The appliance should extract and store metadata

* The appliance should de-capsulate tunnelling protocols

* The appliance should detect different types of encryption

* The appliance should filter based on keywords

* The appliance should filter based on protocols

* The appliance should filter based on applications

* The appliance should filter based on IP lists

* The appliance should filter traffic based on port lists

* The tender also calls for the chosen appliance to possess the ability
  to create logs and to log filtered data, plus a requirement "not drop
  packets, both malformed or corrupt". 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/11/14/australian_federal_police_seeks_dee
p_packet_inspection_kit/

https://www.tenders.gov.au/?
event=public.ATM.viewDocuments&atmuuid=2FD4A6B8-A005-7FA1-5492958E8FF11FF9

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