Based in NETSCOUT’s Colorado Springs office, Brad Christian helps promote NETSCOUT’s message by supporting all aspects of Search Engine Optimization. Whether he is editing or creating content, researching topics to write about, or working with the web team to improve site performance, Christian is here to assist in improving the visibility of all of NETSCOUT’s solution areas.
Prior to NETSCOUT, Christian was a senior manager at a large digital marketing agency working with clients of all shapes and sizes, from local businesses to nationally recognized brands in cybersecurity, SaaS, education, home services, healthcare, and much more.
An alumnus of Central Washington University, where he studied Public Relations, Business, and Advertising, Christian has been in the SEO industry since 2016 and in the marketing world since 2014.
What Are Common Types of Malware?
Malware is a major risk to enterprises of all shapes and sizes. It takes on many forms to be harder to detect and protect against, increasing the danger it presents. By better...
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How Long Does a DDoS Attack Last?
Before diving into how long a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack lasts, it’s necessary to uncover how a DDoS attack works. DDoS attacks aim to overwhelm systems by sending...
- DDoS
- Service Provider
Why Do Hackers Use DDoS Attacks?
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are a common tactic among hackers. They disrupt the availability of networks, applications, websites, and more to interrupt the...
- DDoS
- Service Provider
How to Choose the Right Cybersecurity Solution
Cyberthreats are evolving every day to become increasingly sophisticated and complex. Keeping up with them is a difficult but necessary task that you cannot afford to undertake...
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How to Protect Your Enterprise VPN from DDoS Attacks
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are a major risk for enterprise virtual private network (VPN) concentrators. Protecting these servers is paramount for business...
- DDoS
NDR Versus EDR: The Core Differences
Network detection and response (NDR) and endpoint detection and response (EDR) have several key differences. EDR monitors endpoints, including personal computers, smartphones...
- Security