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2 people standing behind glass in a data center reviewing information on tablet with another person sitting at desk reviewing data on monitors.
/ Lauren Womack

Trend Spotting at the Big 5G Event

NETSCOUT was on hand at the recent Big 5G Event in Austin, Texas. We had great conversations at our booth, where our telco gurus were on hand answering questions and giving product...

  • Service Provider
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/ Chris Lucas

Those Sneaky Adaptive DDoS Attacks!

Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines “sneaky” as “marked by stealth, furtiveness, or shiftiness.” “Stealth” is defined as “intended not to attract attention.” “Furtive” is defined...

  • DDoS
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/ Chris Lucas

Parachutes, Brakes, and Adaptive DDoS Defenses Must Work Well When Needed

When do you settle for less than 100 percent reliability when it comes to products or solutions? Answer: When the risk of the failure is not fatal, catastrophic, or extremely...

  • DDoS
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/ John English

Service Assurance Questions in the Time of 5G Standalone

The movement to 5G standalone (SA) is much more than a new radio access technology such as that we saw in the migration from 3G to 4G. The overall complexity of the network...

  • Service Provider
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/ Lauren Womack

Cable/MSOs: Are Your Customers’ QoS Experiences a Mystery?

Cable and multiple system operators (MSOs) know that quality of service (QoS) and service availability are their two most important key performance indicators (KPIs), which...

  • Service Provider
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/ Chris Lucas

The Old Ways Are Not Good Enough Against Modern DDoS Attacks

The medieval castle became the fortification of choice in the Middle Ages, and attack strategies evolved into scaling ladders, battering rams, siege towers, catapults, and mining...

  • DDoS
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/ John English

Getting Ready for Big 5G

The cloudified 5G standalone (SA) network presents big visibility challenges for operations and engineering teams to assure and secure the network. The Big 5G conference is coming...

  • Service Provider
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/ Agnes Mends Crentsil

Leading the Charge on Open RAN

With 5G on the cusp of widespread adoption, the creation of more open standards for radio access network (RAN) equipment design has been widely viewed as crucial for speeding along...

  • Service Provider
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/ Lori Angelot

Podcast with RCR: Will 5G Change the World?

NETSCOUT's Dr. Vikram Saksena joins RCR's podcast to discuss 5G, Standalone 5G, private networking, and IoT adoption for enterprises.

  • Service Provider
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/ NETSCOUT

Let’s face it: Life isn’t safe, and threats exist all around us.

Most of us learn early on not to stroll down a dark alley, but if you’re an internet service provider (ISP) or enterprise, mitigating threats isn’t that simple. The devastation...

  • DDoS
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/ Michael Wetherbee

DDoS Attacks on the U.S. Healthcare System Could Have Disastrous Results

Imagine you need something to keep you alive, but you find out that a hacker has shut down the system that provides that life-saving necessity—say a ventilator or a medication...

  • DDoS