Whitepapers and Reports

Red Piranha TDIR:

Global Compliance, Unmatched Security

These guidelines represent a unified global effort to enhance cybersecurity readiness and
defence against the increasingly sophisticated landscape of cyberattacks.
 

Gartner Security Vendor Comparisons -

Network Firewalls

Here, we compare Red Piranha’s Crystal Eye against some known names and products in 
the Network Firewalls category on Gartner, to highlight how Crystal Eye stacks up against these other solutions. 

This report aims to help end users understand some of these requirements, explain the formal position around cryptographic standards, and provide assurance to partners around cryptographic functionality.

At Red Piranha, we pride ourselves on our high standard of customer service and our product capabilities. In relation to Network Firewalls, Red Piranha holds a firm lead in Product Capability Rating and customers’ Willingness-to-Recommend.

This paper describes the different tunings that were done to Red Piranha's Crystal Eye
appliances to achieve 60Gbps Suricata throughput.
 

Gartner Security Vendor Comparisons -

Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems

In this vendor comparison, we highlight how Crystal Eye stacks up against the other solutions in the IDPS category on Gartner.

 

This research paper is a part of the NATO Science for Peace and Security Series, published in the eBook, Volume 61: Building Cyber Resilience against Hybrid Threats.
 

The team found that the product has evolved since its initial audit in 2017 to include updated cybersecurity protection technologies and further integrated services, taking it from the former UTM system to a more comprehensive XDR platform.

Crystal Eye uses Suricata as its Intrusion Detection and Protection Engine. The IDPS solution of Crystal Eye can be used in IDS, IPS or NSM mode.

 

The Red Piranha Next-Generation Enterprise Crystal Eye UTM product family protects the network internally as well as the perimeter, optimising connectivity and simplifying the administration of network operations.