The complexity of today’s infrastructures creates blind spots, highlighting the need for greater visibility to assure service availability and performance everywhere.
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 update to our initial technical analysis of the ongoing high-profile DDoS attacks targeting organizations, networks, applications, and services in 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 will continue to disrupt Internet operations not only within Ukraine, but surrounding neighbors. Organizations should implement industry-standard best current practices (BCPs) and appropriate DDoS defenses in order to ensure their resilience against attack.
Technological advances such as virtualization, edge computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT), all enabled by 5G networks, has spurred digital transformations across all industries and spaces.
A test lab automation solution increases efficiency and enables remote work. Although returning to the office in some form is a welcome return to normal, staying out of the test lab should be a permanent change.
A new reflection/amplification distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) vector with a record-breaking potential amplification ratio of 4,294,967,296:1 has been abused by attackers in the wild to launch multiple high-impact DDoS attacks. Security researchers, network operators, and security vendors observed these attacks and formed a task force to investigate the new DDoS vector and provide mitigation guidance.
All of us at NETSCOUT are closely following the tragic events unfolding in Europe after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Like everyone else around the world, we are shocked at the...
Today’s growing reliance on UC&C and UCaaS tools has been a boon to worker productivity, but disruptions to network connectivity can jeopardize those benefits and ultimately be costly.
Enterprises such as ENGIE IT are turning to NETSCOUT for support in migrating applications, websites, databases, and storage to AWS to improve productivity and achieve business agility and resilience.
We’ve closed out 2021—and are looking forward to a brighter, better 2022. We’re also reflecting on some of the positive changes our employees were able to bring into the world...