Tom Bienkowski

NETSCOUT Product Marketing Director Tom Bienkowski has been involved in the network and security field for more than 20 years. During his tenure in the industry, he has worked for large enterprises as a network engineer as well as for multiple network management and security vendors in sales engineering/management, technical field marketing, and product management roles. In his current role as director of product marketing at NETSCOUT, he focuses on NETSCOUT’s industry-leading DDoS protection solutions.

11 months ago
The Business Impact of Cybersecurity (Part Two)

Understanding the hard and soft benefits of dedicated DDoS protection is an important step to protecting against cyberattacks.

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12 months ago
The Business Impact of Cybersecurity (Part One)

In the first of a two-part series, NETSCOUT examines the financial implications of protecting against DDoS attacks.

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about 1 year ago
Why Endpoint Detection and Response Is Not Enough

Endpoint detection and response is no longer enough when it comes to cyberthreats—here’s why advanced network detection and response is key to a robust security strategy.

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over 1 year ago
Two Simple Ways to Thwart DDoS Attacks

A DDoS attack is coming your way. Learn how to thwart these attacks by blocking spoofed IP addresses and controlling access to services.

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almost 2 years ago
Apache Log4j Vulnerability

Read about the Apache Log4j/Lo4Shell timeline and a recommended strategy to solve for this vulnerability.

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almost 2 years ago
What Are the Weak Links in the Connectivity Supply Chain—and Why Is NETSCOUT Seeing So Many More Attacks?

As explained in a previous blog, “What Is the Connectivity Supply Chain, and Why Do Attackers Care?”, NETSCOUT has been tracking increased distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against the...

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almost 2 years ago
What Is the Connectivity Supply Chain, and Why Do Attackers Care?

Cyberattackers are waging a war against the underpinning of all interconnected devices—the connectivity supply chain. The good news is that organizations can take several steps to protect themselves.

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almost 2 years ago
Why Firewalls Are Targets for DDoS Attacks

Firewalls are targets for state exhaustion DDoS attacks. The only way to stop those attacks is to implement an intelligent DDoS mitigation solution that operates in a stateless or semi-stateless...

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about 2 years ago
Collaboration Makes the Cybersecurity Dream Work

One thing network and security professionals can wholeheartedly agree on is that malicious attacks by bad actors are a constant threat. And defending against them isn’t simple. Attackers have...

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about 2 years ago
Four Network Security Challenges to Watch For

The growing reliance on hybrid IT infrastructures that support cloud-based applications and a largely remote workforce is creating network security and performance challenges for many enterprises....

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over 2 years ago
4 Post-Pandemic Cybersecurity Trends

Cyberattackers are taking advantage of shifts in business connectivity, finding new ways to exploit security vulnerabilities. This evolving threat environment makes it necessary to increase...

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over 2 years ago
Service Provider DDoS Attacks Are on the Rise

DDoS attacks represent a clear and present danger to service provider networks and services. Industry intelligence is key for keeping up with and staying ahead of perpetrators.

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almost 5 years ago
Banco Votorantim and NETSCOUT Team up to Deploy Solution to Improve IT Services

nGeniusONE Service Assurance Platform Monitors Key Bank Applications Allowing IT to Improve MTTR

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about 5 years ago
Managed DDoS Service: Comparing CDN Services to a Hybrid Strategy

Among the options available for protection against DDoS attacks, some enterprises turn to content delivery networks or CDNs

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about 5 years ago
Managed DDoS Service: What Separates Good From Great?

The case for a managed DDoS protection and mitigation service is well established. But not all managed DDoS services are alike. How can you tell a great one from a merely good one?

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about 5 years ago
What Is the Best Type of DDoS Protection For My Business?

Just as webbased services have become critical to your business, bad actors have developed more sophisticated attack strategies to threaten their availability.

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about 5 years ago
Automation Puts Time on Your Side In DDoS Attacks

During a DDoS attack, time is unforgiving. A few seconds can mean the difference between a successful mitigation and costly network downtime.

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about 5 years ago
Application-layer DDoS Attacks: Bad Things Come In Small Packages

DDoS attacks come in many flavors. One of the more popular these days is the application-layer attack, sometimes called a Layer 7 attack because it targets the top layer of the OSI mode

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almost 3 years ago
Information security during COVID-19 and the era of remote care: Challenges and safety measures for health systems

Beckers Hospital Review highlights the need for DDoS protection to maintain the availability of healthcare systems.

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almost 3 years ago
The Increasing Need for Orchestrated Mitigation of Complex DDoS Attacks

Protecting services and customers from the quick-hitting but complex multivector DDoS attacks of today’s threat landscape require an orchestrate mitigation strategy built to match these challenges.

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