Juniper Networks, Inc.

Netskope, Inc.

Kallol Banerjee

Vineet Goel

Bruno Rijsman

Subbu Subramaniam

Jonathan Michael Bosanac

Sunil Bakhru

Ranadip Das

Nathaniel H Ingersoll

Milind Gunjan

Ranjini Rajendran

A clientless security system to secure cellular devices across a network in a cloud-based environment. The clientless security system includes a tenant with multiple cellular devices, tunnels for transmitting traffic, and a traffic steering module for directing traffic toward a gateway. The clientless security system further includes gateways to apply policies based on a device profile and an alert generator. The traffic steering module provides a SIM with network identifiers, configures the SIM with a custom network identifier, creates a device-to-IP mapping, and distributes the device-to-IP mapping to gateways in real-time. The gateways apply multiple policies based on a device profile, receive traffic from the traffic steering module, and perform a reverse lookup. The gateways further determine a device identity, apply policies, and forward traffic to a destination. The alert generator is also used to notify the tenant of further remediation in case of policy violations.

Global secure SIM clientless SASE architecture for cellular devices

A cellular security system that uses multiple policies to protect a cellular network against various threats in a cloud-based environment. The cellular security system includes a tenant with multiple cellular devices, multiple tunnels that receive and route traffic, monitor traffic, capture real-time traffic attributes, and detect anomalies. The cellular security system further includes an anomaly detection model, an alert generator, and an anomaly reporter. The anomaly detection model retrieves baseline profiles from a threat database, loads policies related to a threat, and compares real-time traffic features with baseline profiles. The anomaly detection model further applies an anomaly detection algorithm to a traffic instance, assigns an anomaly score, and raises a flag for anomaly detection. The alert generator sends an alert to the tenant in the cloud-based environment, and the anomaly reporter notifies a management plane for further remediation of the anomaly.

Cellular IoT security using dynamic policy-driven mechanisms for threat mitigation

A distributed computing system includes a primary device and one or more backend devices. The primary device provides a management interface for the distributed computing system. A plurality of applications may be installed on the backend devices for execution. The primary device generates registration data that associates the applications with management interface commands or configuration parameters in response to messages received from the applications. Subsequently, when the primary device receives a particular command at the management interface, the primary device identifies, based on the registration data, a particular application from among the plurality of applications. In response to identifying the application, the primary device may send to the application an outgoing message.

Configuration of applications for distributed computing systems

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