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/ Gary Sockrider

Direct-Path Flooding Attacks Are on the Rise

Direct-path DDoS attacks can evade common mitigation techniques—and they are on the rise.

  • DDoS
  • Enterprise
  • Service Provider
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/ Michael Wetherbee

Can You Accurately Justify a Software Purchase?

Cost/benefit analysis of software purchases is becoming a hot topic. Learn the difference between TCO, ROI, and EIA assessments and when to use them.

  • DDoS
  • Enterprise
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/ Michael Wetherbee

Is Proactive DDoS Defense Worth the Cost?

Forrester study shows positive impact of investment in proactive DDoS defense.

  • DDoS
  • Enterprise
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/ Michael Wetherbee

On-Premises Defense Is Required in Comprehensive DDoS Strategy

Why on-premises DDoS protection is critical for multilayered DDoS defense.

  • DDoS
  • Security
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/ Michael Wetherbee

Defending the DNS Infrastructure Is Critical. Here’s Why.

Protecting the DNS infrastructure against DDoS attacks is critical—for service providers, enterprises, and customers. Here’s why.

  • DDoS
  • Security
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/ Michael Wetherbee

How Service Providers Can Collaborate on DDoS Mitigation Across Network Boundaries

NETSCOUT Arbor products help protect against DDoS attacks by enabling ISP-to-ISP and ISP-to-customer collaboration.

  • DDoS
  • Security
  • Service Provider
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/ Michael Wetherbee

Security Without Compromise

In an online survey conducted by an independent research firm NETSCOUT customers said Arbor DDoS protection is best-in-class and has positively impacted day-to-day operations and...

  • Business Continuity
  • DDoS
  • Enterprise
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/ NETSCOUT

5G Deployments, Wireless Hotspots Are Likely Culprits for Increased Attacks

Threat actors have recognized that 5G and gaming hotspots create ample opportunity for DDoS attacks against wireless operators.

  • Threat Intelligence
  • DDoS
  • Security
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/ Michael Wetherbee

Know Your DDoS Enemy

In the security field, specifically regarding DDoS activity, knowing your enemy is vital for protecting your network from attacks. That’s where actionable threat intelligence can...

  • DDoS
  • Enterprise
  • Service Provider
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DDoS Threat Landscape - Russia

Since mid-February of 2022, the NETSCOUT Arbor Security Engineering and Response Team (ASERT) has been monitoring the situation in Russia and Ukraine. We recently published an...
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Bad Actors Innovate, Extort, and Launch 9.7 Million DDoS Attacks

NETSCOUT’s latest biannual Threat Intelligence Report shows bad actors launched 9.7 million DDoS attacks in 2021.

  • Threat Intelligence
  • DDoS
  • Security
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DDoS Threat Landscape - Ukraine

The ongoing DDoS attack campaign against Ukraine increased significantly. We anticipate that DDoS activity targeting Ukraine will continue over the duration of the conflict, and...