Network Visibility First
With the growing frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks that use AI and machine learning to evade detection and forensics, the network is the only place an adversary can’t erase their tracks. Learn how network intelligence can be used for more effective cybersecurity and why it should be a key aspect in any new or existing security strategy.
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Introduction to Netscout Omnis Security
Netscout Omnis Security combines core competencies of Netscout’s borderless visibility with Arbor Network’s history of Internet protection to enable organizations to detect cyber threats, respond fast, and protect the perimeter.
How to Block Inbound and Outbound Cyberthreats
Deployed on the network edge, Arbor Edge Defense is armed with Atlas or 3rd party threat intelligence and uses stateless packet processing technology to block inbound and outbound threats – essentially acting as a first and last line of network edge defense.
How to Protect the Stateful Firewall from DDoS
The stateful nature of a firewall makes it very susceptible to state exhaustion DDoS attacks. Netscout’s Arbor Edge Defense (AED) can stop all types of DDoS attacks and can act as a first line of defense to block non-DDoS attacks, taking a load off the firewall.
4 Post-Pandemic Cybersecurity Trends
Changes in how the workforce conducts everyday business necessitate renewed vigilance against rapidly evolving threats. The recently published white paper "Cyber Security After the Pandemic," from HardenStance, outlines four important trends.
