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Securing enterprise networks is a formidable challenge, with threats often lurking in the shadows for extended periods. Attackers skillfully exploit legitimate traffic and known...

The Biden Administration’s recent request for $6 billion to fund the Affordable Connectivity Program through 2024 and $3.1 billion earmarked to “ rip and replace” insecure...

NETSCOUT is honored to announce it has earned the Outstanding Service Award (Associate) from the Competitive Carriers Association (CCA) as part of the CCA 2023 Annual Achievement...

Per NETSCOUT’s latest DDoS Threat Intelligence Report for 1H 2023, a staggering total of ~7.9 million distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks were observed during the first...

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All around the world, mobile service providers are investing heavily to acquire newly allocated and reassigned spectrum licenses with the intent to grow their mobile broadband...

The global market for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is expected to reach about $103 billion by 2026. Digital transformations show no signs of slowing down, relying heavily on...

The Domain Name System, or DNS, which serves as the internet’s address book, maps human-friendly names into IP addresses so that devices, applications, and services know how to...

Anonymous Sudan is a highly prolific threat actor conducting distributed denial-of-service attacks (DDoS) to support their pro-Russian, anti-Western agenda. Although the attacks attributed to this adversary are of political and (ostensibly) religious motivation, this group also performs acts of retaliation against messaging platforms that restrict their communications.

For providers of network services, maintaining network and service availability is paramount. Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are a constant reality that cannot be...

According to a recent Forbes report, approximately 42 million Americans have no access to broadband. Beyond an inability to play online video games and watch streaming...

In cities worldwide, urbanization is accelerating the impact of digital transformation (DX) initiatives. Citizens now rely on an array of digital resources and services daily for...

The journey to the edge has begun for the cable/MSOs. And it’s a big investment for new business. Indeed, STL Partners projects that 20 use cases will generate revenues for an edge...

Management teams for state, provincial, and local government agencies are tasked with overseeing several critical departments with very distinct responsibilities. From emergency...

NETSCOUT’s Arbor DDoS protection solutions, powered by our ATLAS Threat Intelligence Feed (AIF), are continuously updated by ASERT, our team of security analysts and researchers...

Typically, application-layer protocols such as HTTP/s, QUIC, SIP, and others receive the lion’s share of attention in most discussions of internet traffic. But it’s the Domain Name System (DNS), the control plane of the internet — that glue that holds it together and facilitates global end-to-end communications — that is often overlooked. And yet, without the functionality it provides, the network of networks which comprise the global internet would cease to function.

In today’s world, we regularly encounter headlines about major security breaches across various industries, spanning government agencies, consumer goods, finance, gaming, and more...