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`EXHIBIT 14
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`vSRX Virtual Firewall
`
`Product Overview
`
`The vSRX Virtual Firewall delivers
`a complete virtual firewall
`solution, including advanced
`security, robust networking, and
`automated virtual machine life
`cycle management capabilities for
`service providers and enterprises.
`vSRX empowers security
`professionals to deploy and
`scale firewall protection in highly
`dynamic environments.
`
`To download a trial version of the
`vSRX, including advanced security
`services such as IPS, AppSecure,
`and UTM, visit www.juniper.net/
`us/en/dm/free-vsrx-trial/.
`
`Product Description
`Data centers increasingly rely on server virtualization to deliver services faster and
`more efficiently than ever before. The virtualized data center, however, introduces new
`challenges that require additional security considerations over and above those required to
`secure physical assets.
`
`In the virtualized data center, virtual machines (VM) can be highly dynamic, with frequent
`additions, moves, and changes. This can complicate the ability to attach security policies
`to VM instantiation and track security policies with VM movement to ensure continued
`regulatory compliance. In short, the dynamic and flexible nature of virtualization can easily
`lead to a loss of visibility and control that is taken for granted in a physical world.
`
`Network and security professionals must perform a delicate balancing act, delivering the
`benefits of virtualization and cloud technologies without undermining the security of the
`organization. This challenge can only be met by a new breed of security solution that can
`keep pace with evolving threats while matching the agility and scalability of virtualized and
`cloud environments—without sacrificing reliability, visibility, and control.
`
`Juniper addresses these challenges head-on by extending the capabilities of the award-
`winning Juniper Networks® SRX Series Services Gateways to the virtual world with the vSRX
`Virtual Firewall. Powered by Juniper Networks Junos® operating system, the vSRX delivers
`a complete and integrated virtual security solution, including L4-L7 advanced security
`services, robust networking, and automated life cycle management capabilities for service
`providers and enterprises alike.
`
`The vSRX’s automated provisioning capabilities allow network and security administrators
`to quickly and efficiently provision and scale firewall protection to meet the dynamic needs
`of virtualized and cloud environments. By combining the vSRX with the power of Junos
`Space® Security Director, administrators can significantly improve policy configuration,
`management, and visibility into both physical and virtual assets from a common,
`centralized platform.
`
`For service providers and organizations deploying service-oriented applications in software,
`the vSRX’s portfolio of virtualized network and security services supports a variety of
`Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) use cases. The vSRX also supports Juniper
`Networks Contrail, OpenContrail, and other third-party solutions, and can be integrated
`with other next-generation cloud orchestration tools such as OpenStack, either directly or
`through rich APIs.
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`Architecture and Key Components
`Advanced Security Services
`
`Implementing nonintegrated, legacy systems built around traditional
`firewalls and individual standalone appliances and software is no
`longer adequate to protect against today’s sophisticated attacks.
`Juniper’s advanced security suite enables users to deploy multiple
`technologies to meet the unique and evolving needs of modern
`organizations and the constantly changing threat landscape. Real-
`time updates ensure that the technologies, policies, and other
`security measures are always current.
`
`Table 1: vSRX UTM Features and Benefits
`
`The vSRX delivers a versatile, powerful virtualization-specific set of
`advanced security services, including unified threat management
`(UTM), intrusion detection and prevention (IDP), and application
`control and visibility services through Juniper Networks AppSecure.
`
`Unified Threat Management (UTM)
`
`The vSRX includes comprehensive content security against
`malware, viruses, phishing attacks, intrusions, spam, and other
`threats with best-in-class antivirus, antispam, Web filtering, and
`content filtering features.
`
`Feature
`
`Antivirus
`
`Web filtering
`
`Content filtering
`
`Antispam
`
`Feature Description
`
`Benefits
`
`• Reputation-enhanced, cloud-based antivirus
`capabilities that detect and block spyware, adware,
`viruses, keyloggers, and other malware over POP3,
`HTTP, SMTP, and FTP protocols
`• Service provided in cooperation with Sophos Labs, a
`leader in anti-malware technology
`
`• Enhanced Web filtering, including extensive category
`options (90+ categories) and a real-time scorecard
`delivered in partnership with Websense, the leading
`Web security provider
`
`• Sophisticated protection from respected antivirus
`experts against malware attacks that can lead to
`costly data breaches and lost productivity
`
`• Protection against lost productivity and the impact
`of malicious URLs, as well as helping to maintain
`network bandwidth for business essential traffic
`
`• Effective inbound and outbound content filtering
`based on MIME type, file extension, and protocol
`commands
`
`• Protection against inadvertent or malicious file
`transmitting and malicious content on the network to
`minimize the risk of compromise or data leakage
`
`• Multilayered spam protection, up-to-date phishing
`URL detection, standards-based S/MIME, Open
`PGP and TLS encryption, MIME type, and extension
`blockers provided in cooperation with Sophos Labs
`
`• Protection against advanced persistent threats
`perpetrated through social networking attacks and
`the latest phishing scams with sophisticated e-mail
`filtering and content blockers
`
`Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
`
`IPS for vSRX controls access to IT networks to protect systems from attack by inspecting data and taking actions such as blocking
`attacks as they are developing—and before they succeed—or creating a series of rules in the firewall. IPS tightly integrates Juniper’s
`applications security features with the network infrastructure to further mitigate threats and protect against a wide range of attacks
`and vulnerabilities.
`
`Table 2: vSRX IPS Features and Benefits
`
`Feature
`
`Feature Description
`
`Benefits
`
`Stateful signature
`inspection
`
`Protocol decodes
`
`Signatures are applied only to relevant portions of the
`network traffic determined by the appropriate protocol
`context.
`
`More than 65 protocol decodes are supported, along
`with more than 500 contexts to ensure proper usage of
`protocols.
`
`Minimizes false positives and offers flexible signature
`development.
`
`Accuracy of signatures is improved through precise
`context of protocols.
`
`Signatures
`
`There are more than 8,500 signatures for identifying
`anomalies, attacks, spyware, and applications.
`
`Attacks are accurately identified and attempts to exploit
`known vulnerabilities are detected.
`
`Traffic normalization
`
`Reassembly, normalization, and protocol decoding are
`provided.
`
`System overcomes attempts to bypass other IPS
`detections by using obfuscation methods.
`
`Zero-day protection
`
`Protocol anomaly detection and same day coverage for
`newly found vulnerabilities are provided.
`
`Networks are already protected against any new exploits.
`
`Recommended policy
`
`Attack signatures are identified by Juniper’s Security
`Team as critical for the typical enterprise to protect
`against.
`
`Active/active traffic
`monitoring
`
`IPS monitoring includes active/active vSRX chassis
`clusters.
`
`Packet capture
`
`IIPS policy supports packet capture logging per rule.
`
`Installation and maintenance are simplified while
`ensuring the highest network security.
`
`Support for active/active IPS monitoring is included.
`
`Users can conduct further analysis of surrounding traffic
`and determine further steps to protect target.
`
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`Application Visibility and Control with AppSecure
`
`AppSecure is a next-generation application security suite for vSRX and SRX Series Services Gateways that delivers threat visibility,
`protection, enforcement, and control.
`
`Whether needing to understand how many users are accessing cloud-based applications like Facebook every day, or needing to know
`what applications are using the most bandwidth, AppSecure delivers powerful visibility and ongoing application tracking. With open
`signatures, unique application sets can be monitored, measured, and controlled to tie closely to the organization’s business priorities.
`
`Table 3: AppSecure for vSRX Features and Benefits
`
`Feature
`
`AppTrack
`
`AppFW
`
`AppQoS
`
`Description
`
`Benefit
`
`Analyzes application data and classifies it based on risk
`level, zones, source and destination addresses.
`
`Tracks application usage to identify high-risk
`applications and analyze traffic patterns, improving
`network management and control.
`
`Creates application control policies to allow or deny
`traffic based on dynamic application name or group
`names.
`
`Enhances security policy creation and enforcement
`based on applications rather than traditional port and
`protocol analysis.
`
`Meters and marks traffic based on the application
`security policies set by the administrator.
`
`Prioritizes traffic as well as limits and shapes bandwidth
`based on application information and context to
`improve overall performance.
`
`Juniper Sky Advanced Threat Prevention
`
`Juniper Sky™ Advanced Threat Prevention integrates with the vSRX to provide dynamic, automated protection against known malware
`and advanced zero-day threats, resulting in nearly instantaneous responses.
`
`Table 4: AppSecure for vSRX Features and Benefits
`
`Feature
`
`Benefits
`
`Deep inspection and analysis
`
`Extracts compromised files and sends them to the cloud for rapid identification of known threats or
`deep-level file analysis that looks for particularly evasive malware.
`
`Instant identification to block attacks
`
`Instantly identifies and communicates detected malware to SRX Series firewalls to block attacks.
`
`Web-based portal with rich reporting and
`analytics tools
`
`Provides a web-based interface for performing management tasks such as configuration and
`product updates. Also offers a rich set of reporting and analytics tools that provide visibility into
`threats and compromised hosts.
`
`Quarantine of systems and hosts
`
`Analytics capability lets administrators and security staff analyze and correlate data, identifying
`compromised systems and feeding the information to SRX Series firewalls to quarantine those
`systems.
`
`Spotlight secure integration
`
`Integrates with the Spotlight Secure Threat Intelligence service to cascade threat information to
`SRX Series firewalls for immediate action.
`
`Command and control (C&C) data
`
`Provides C&C data to the SRX Series firewalls, preventing compromised internal systems from
`communicating with these devices.
`
`E-mail analysis and remediation
`
`Threat intelligence
`
`Isolates and quarantines malicious malware, preventing e-mail from being used as an attack vector.
`Machine learning algorithms analyze e-mail traffic, detect malicious attachments, and block files at
`the firewall.
`
`Uses powerful open APIs for seamless integration with third-party vendors, providing multiple threat
`intelligence feeds and reducing the attack surface.
`
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`Simple Configuration
`
`The vSRX uses two basic features—zones and policies. The
`default configuration contains, at a minimum, a “trust” and
`an “untrust” zone. The trust zone is used for configuration and
`attaching the internal network to vSRX. The untrust zone is
`commonly used for untrusted networks. To streamline installation
`and make configuration simpler, a default policy is in place
`that allows traffic originating from the trust zone to flow to the
`untrust zone, but blocks traffic originating in the untrust zone
`from flowing to the trust zone. A traditional router forwards all
`traffic without regard for a firewall (session awareness) or policy
`(origination and destination of a session). Furthermore, because
`of the virtual nature of vSRX, customers can leverage snapshots,
`cloning, and related technologies to streamline maintenance and
`operational tasks.
`
`In order to optimize the throughput and latency of the combined
`router and firewall, Junos OS implements session-based
`forwarding, an innovation that combines the session state
`information of a traditional firewall and the next-hop forwarding
`of a classic router into a single operation. With Junos OS, a
`session that is permitted by the forwarding policy is added to the
`forwarding table along with a pointer to the next-hop route.
`
`This efficient algorithm improves throughput and lowers latency
`for session traffic when compared with a classic router that
`performs multiple table lookups to verify session information
`and then find a next-hop route. Subsequent packets for the
`established session require a single table lookup in the session
`and forwarding table, and are forwarded to the egress interface.
`
`Security policies determine if a session can originate in one zone
`and be forwarded to another zone. The vSRX receives packets
`and keeps track of every session, every application, and every
`user. As a VM moves within a virtualized or cloud environment, it
`will still send packets to the vSRX for processing, continuously
`communicating in a secure mode.
`
`Session Initial
`Packet Processing
`
`Security Policy Evaluation
`and Next-Hop Lookup
`
`Session and
`Forwarding Table
`
`Table
`Update
`
`Ingress
`Interface
`
`Forwarding for
`Permitted Tra(cid:11)c
`
`Egress
`Interface
`
`Disallowed by
`Policy: Dropped
`
`Figure 1: vSRX session-based forwarding algorithm
`
`High Availability (HA)
`
`The vSRX provides mission-critical reliability, supporting chassis
`clustering for both active/active as well as active/passive
`modes. The HA functionality provides full stateful failover for any
`connections being processed as well as for cluster members to
`span hypervisors. When vSRX VMs are configured in a cluster, the
`VM synchronizes connection/session state and flow information,
`IPsec security associations, Network Address Translation (NAT)
`traffic, address book information, configuration changes, and
`more. As a result, not only is the session preserved during failover,
`but security is also kept intact. In an unstable network, vSRX also
`mitigates link flapping.
`
`Performance
`
`Traditionally, customers have been required to make a trade-
`off between scalability and performance. The vSRX solution is
`optimized to leverage multiple virtual CPUs to maximize packet
`processing and overall throughput in the virtual environment.
`Each vSRX VM also has multiple virtual network interface cards
`(vNICs), which can be connected to various virtual networks to
`simultaneously protect multiple network segments. Operating
`from within the virtual fabric, the vSRX provides the best of both
`worlds—strong security with the performance needed to support
`a virtualized or cloud-based environment.
`
`Table 5: vSRX Services Gateway Key Performance Metrics
`
`Performance and Capacity1
`
`vCPUs
`Memory
`Firewall throughput, large packet (1514B)
`Firewall throughput, IMIX
`AES+GCM IPSec VPN throughput (1420B)
`Application visibility and control2
`IPS recommended signatures
`TCP connections per second
`Maximum concurrent sessions
`
`VMware
`VMXNET3
`5
`8 GB
`20 Gbps
`5.4 Gbps
`7 Gbps
`8.3 Gbps
`5.2 Gbps
`60,000
`1,000,000
`
`2
`4 GB
`8 Gbps
`2 Gbps
`2.7 Gbps
`2.9 Gbps
`1.8 Gbps
`50,000
`512,000
`
`KVM
`Virtio with OVS-DPDK
`5
`8 GB
`20 Gbps
`5.4 Gbps
`7 Gbps
`8.3 Gbps
`5.2 Gbps
`60,000
`1,000,000
`
`2
`4 GB
`17 Gbps
`4 Gbps
`2.7 Gbps
`2.9 Gbps
`1.8 Gbps
`50,000
`512,000
`
`1 Reference platform for performance: HP DL580 Gen 9 E7-8890 v3, 72 CPU * 2.493 Ghz; HT: Disabled with Intel 82599 NIC ixgbe version: 4.21; firmware version: 0x80000208; VMware
`version: 6.0; build: 3620759; KVM: Ubuntu 16.04 OpenVSwitch (OVS): 2.7.0. All performance numbers are “up to” and will depend on underlying hardware configuration (some server
`configurations may perform better). Performance, capacity and features listed are based on vSRX running Junos OS 15.1X49-D70 release and are measured under ideal testing conditions.
`Actual results may vary based on Junos OS releases and by deployments
`2 Throughput numbers based on HTTP traffic with 44KB transaction size.
`
`*Number of cores should be power of 2 + 1 (i.e. 2n + 1)
`
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`Leveraging the scale-up model, the vSRX provides customers
`with the flexibility to upgrade their virtual security capacity
`by simply adding additional cores*, beyond the minimum two
`vCPUs, to the same instance without having to certify a new
`instance image. By using 17 vCPUs from a single socket, the vSRX
`can achieve up to 100 Gbps performance.
`
`Table 6: vSRX System Requirements
`
`CPU Cores
`Memory
`Disk Space
`Network Drivers -
`VMware ESXi
`
`2
`4 GB
`16 GB
`VMXNET3, SR-IOV
`on Intel X710/XL710
`or X520/X540
`Network Drivers KVM Virtio, SR-IOV on Intel
`X710/XL710 or X520/
`X540
`
` 5
` 8 GB
` 16 GB
`VMXNET3
`
`Virtio, SR-IOV on Intel
`X710/XL710
`
`Junos Space Security Director
`
`Junos Space Security Director provides security policy
`management through an intuitive and centralized web-based
`interface that offers enforcement across emerging and traditional
`risk vectors. As an application on the Junos Space platform,
`Security Director provides extensive security scale, granular
`policy control, and policy breadth across the network. It helps
`administrators quickly manage all phases of security policy life
`cycle for stateful firewall, UTM, IPS, AppFW, VPN, and NAT.
`
`Unified Management
`
`Leveraging the power of Junos Space Security Director,
`administrators can significantly improve policy configuration,
`management, and visibility into both physical and virtual assets
`from one common, centralized platform.
`
`Key Features and Benefits
`• Secures multitenant private and public cloud environments
`by delivering a complete firewall with stateful packet
`processing and application-layer gateway features in a virtual
`machine format
`
`• Leverages the same, consistent, advanced security and
`networking features (IPsec VPN, NAT, QoS, and full routing
`capabilities) of the SRX Series Services Gateways
`
`• Defends against an increasingly sophisticated threat
`landscape by integrating powerful UTM, IPS, and application
`visibility and control capabilities for a comprehensive threat
`management framework
`
`•
`
`Improves management flexibility with open RESTful APIs to
`support integration with third-party management and cloud
`orchestration tools
`
`• Expands visibility into and control over firewall security policy
`configuration and management across virtual and non-
`virtual environments with Junos Space Security Director
`
`• Supports SDN and NFV via integration with Contrail,
`OpenContrail, and other third-party solutions
`
`Available on Amazon Web Services
`Marketplace
`The vSRX is available on the Amazon Web Services (AWS)
`Marketplace to provide advanced network and application
`security and secure IPsec VPN connectivity to AWS VPCs, private
`clouds, and on-premises resources. Using Junos Space Security
`Director, customers can maintain and manage consistent security
`policies on SRX Series Services Gateways spread across on-
`premises and AWS VPCs. Customers using the vSRX on AWS can
`either bring their own vSRX license or pay via usage-based pricing
`(pay-as-you-go, hourly or annually).
`
`Available on Microsoft Azure Marketplace
`The vSRX is available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace as well
`as on Microsoft Azure Government to provide secure IPsec VPN
`connectivity and advanced next-generation security to Azure
`virtual networks. Using Junos Space Security Director, customers
`can maintain and manage consistent security policies on SRX
`Series next-generation firewalls deployed on-premises as well
`as in Azure virtual networks. The vSRX is available in Bring-Your-
`Own-License (BYOL) mode on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace
`and Microsoft Azure Government.
`
`Juniper Networks Services and Support
`Juniper Networks is the leader in performance-enabling services
`that are designed to accelerate, extend, and optimize your
`high-performance network. Our services allow you to maximize
`operational efficiency while reducing costs and minimizing
`risk, achieving a faster time to value for your network. Juniper
`Networks ensures operational excellence by optimizing the
`network to maintain required levels of performance, reliability,
`and availability. For more details, please visit www.juniper.net/us/
`en/products-services.
`
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`Specifications
`The following table highlights high-level specifications. Please see the product documentation for a complete list.
`
`Table 7: vSRX Virtual Firewall Specifications
`
`Protocols
`
`•
`
`IPv4, IPv6, MPLS,
`ISO Connectionless
`Network Service
`(CLNS)
`• Static routes
`• RIPv2 +v1
`• OSPF/OSPFv3
`• BGP
`•
`IS-IS
`• Multicast (Internet
`Group Management
`Protocol, PIM,
`Session Description
`Protocol)
`• MPLS
`• VPLS
`
`IP Address
`Management
`
`•
`
`• Static
`• Dynamic Host
`Configuration Protocol
`(DHCP)
`Internal DHCP server,
`DHCP relay
`• Address Translation
`• Source NAT with Port
`Address Translation
`(PAT)
`• Static NAT
`• Destination NAT with
`PAT
`• Persistent NAT, NAT64
`• Encapsulations
`• Ethernet
`• 802.1q VLAN support
`
`Security
`
`• Firewall
`• Firewall, zones, screens,
`policies
`• Stateful firewall, stateless
`filters
`• Network attack detection
`• Screens denial of service
`(DoS) and distributed
`DoS (DDoS) protection
`(anomaly-based)
`• Replay attack prevention;
`anti-replay
`• Unified access control
`(UAC)
`• TCP reassembly for
`fragmented packet
`protection
`• Brute force attack
`mitigation
`• SYN cookie protection
`• Zone-based IP spoofing
`• Malformed packet
`protection
`• VPN
`• Tunnels (generic routing
`encapsulation, IP-IP)
`IPsec, Data Encryption
`Standard (DES) (56-bit),
`triple Data Encryption
`Standard (3DES) (168-
`bit), Advanced Encryption
`Standard (AES) (128-bit+)
`encryption
`• Message Digest 5 (MD5),
`SHA-1, SHA-128, SHA-256
`authentication
`IPv6
`
`•
`
`•
`
`Hypervisors
`
`• VMware ESXi 5.5, 6.0;
`KVM/QEMU:
` - CentOS 7.1
` - Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04
` - RHEL 7.2
`• Hyper-V 2012, 2012R2,
`2016
`
`SLA, Measurement,
`and Monitoring
`
`• Real-time performance
`monitoring (RPM)
`• Sessions, packets, and
`bandwidth usage
`IP monitoring
`•
`• Logging
`• System logging
`• Traceroute
`• Extensive control
`and data plane
`structured and
`unstructured system log
`administration
`• Junos Space Security
`Director support
`• Juniper Networks
`Secure Analytics
`• Juniper Networks
`Advanced Insight
`Solutions support
`• External administrator
`database (RADIUS,
`LDAP, SecureID)
`• Auto-configuration
`• Configuration rollback
`• Rescue configuration
`with button
`• Commit confirm for
`changes
`• Auto-record for
`diagnostics
`• Software upgrades
`• J-Web
`• CLI
`
`Ordering Information
`For more information about Juniper Networks vSRX Virtual
`Firewall, please visit www.juniper.net/us/en/products-services/
`security/srx-series/vsrx or contact the nearest Juniper Networks
`sales representative. For a free vSRX trial, visit www.juniper.net/
`us/en/dm/free-vsrx-trial/.
`
`About Juniper Networks
`Juniper Networks challenges the status quo with products,
`solutions and services that transform the economics of
`networking. Our team co-innovates with customers and partners
`to deliver automated, scalable and secure networks with agility,
`performance and value. Additional information can be found at
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