Application Discovery — see what’s on the wire
You can’t secure or prioritize what you can’t see. Application Discovery identifies every app crossing the network and lets you shape it
You can’t secure or prioritize what you can’t see. Application Discovery identifies every app crossing the network and lets you shape it


Most networks carry far more applications than IT knows about: SaaS tools signed up for with a credit card, streaming that competes with business apps, and devices quietly talking to services nobody approved. Without that visibility, it is hard to prioritise traffic or write sensible security policy.
Hermes Application Discovery identifies every application crossing the network on each edge, automatically. You see who uses what and how much, prioritise business applications with application-aware QoS, throttle the rest, and surface unsanctioned apps so you can act on them.
Applications are identified on each SD-WAN AI Edge appliance, then steered and prioritised per site with application-aware QoS

Every Hermes product with key specifications, in English and Traditional Chinese.
Every application crossing the edge is identified automatically.
See usage by user, site and application in the Orchestrator.
Give business apps priority and throttle the rest.
Block or allow unsanctioned apps by policy.
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Application discovery identifies which applications are running across the network, who is using them and how much bandwidth they consume.
No. Applications are classified automatically on each Hermes edge, without manual signatures.
Yes. Application-aware QoS gives business apps priority on every WAN link and can throttle less important traffic.
Unsanctioned applications are surfaced in the Orchestrator, so you can decide whether to allow, limit or block them.
On each Hermes SD-WAN AI Edge appliance, so applications are seen and shaped at the site.
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