Nubeva offers an evolved option to enhance, augment or replace legacy decryption techniques such as forward-proxy, reverse-proxy, and passive intercept.
Nubeva’s Session Key Intercept (SKI) is an enterprise-class, production-grade system for extracting TLS session keys from every TLS session between client and server endpoints, forwarding these keys securely to passive or inline decryption systems, and discarding the keys when decryption is done. Keys are extracted from session memory without interfering with the session handshake, without using PKI, or certificates, and without interfering with application behavior.
In this guide, we break down trusted decryption methods - Forward Proxy (aka Man-in-the-Middle), Reverse Proxy (aka Session Termination/ Offloading), and Passive Intercept. Dig deep into the pros and cons of each method, changes that are imminent, and describe how Nubeva SKI can be used to fill growing gaps without disruption.