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Private Interconnects and Latency for Security Services

· 1 min read · Peer1IX Team

Private Interconnects and Latency for Security Services

Routing traffic through a security provider can add latency. Private interconnects and local presence keep it low.

The trade-off

Cloud security services inspect traffic on the provider’s network. That means traffic takes an extra stop. The question is how much latency that adds.

Proximity

Connecting to provider locations near your users and infrastructure keeps the detour small.

Path quality

Internet tunnels between your network and the provider may take variable paths. A private interconnect provides a consistent route.

Measure

Record latency and jitter from key sites before and after enabling a private interconnect.

The result

For many organisations, a private interconnect makes cloud security services feel nearly transparent to users.

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