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Distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks promise to remain a potent threat to the enterprise in 2015. Both IT and the boardroom need to protect mission-critical infrastructure from this growing menace to availability, brand image, and the bottom line. The key to success? Don’t ignore DDoS; instead, take preventive action. With that in mind, IDC believes that hybrid ...
This paper examines the four stages of evolution as security organizations move from reactively responding to incidents to proactively identifying and hunting for threats. It provides a snapshot of each stage, including the size and structure of the security team, approaches to incident response (IR), team skill sets and necessary metrics. It also identifies how ...
Security Analytics is one of the two fastest growing product categories in security. Unlike sand boxing for advanced malware detection it provides a comprehensive view into all network traffic, not just payloads. Every organization will have to deploy some sort of security analytics. The largest IT departments in highly targeted environments, like banks and defense ...
Arbor and Cisco have combined industry leading technology to offer a compelling solution for enabling integrated DDoS protection that provides notable value to service providers and large enterprise organizations. Integrated DDoS defenses will enable service providers to offer secure and reliable services to customers, while also yielding operational benefits and cost savings. Integrated DDoS defenses ...
Enterprises are under attack. Any business that depends on the Internet is a target for distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, which overload a network and its components, effectively shutting down the network. These attacks are more than an inconvenience — they can harm an organization’s reputation or, worse, cost lots of money in lost customers, revenue, ...
Distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks promise to remain a potent threat to the enterprise in 2015. Both IT and the boardroom need to protect mission-critical infrastructure from this growing menace to availability, brand image, and the bottom line. The key to success? Don’t ignore DDoS; instead, take preventive action. With that in mind, IDC believes that hybrid ...
DDoS prevention appliances are the first line of defense for most service providers and large enterprises around the globe looking to protect themselves from brute-force attacks on network or resource availability, and with the unprecedented number, size, and coverage of DDoS attacks since the floodgates opens in 2008, vendors who build DDoS prevention solutions have ...
In 2014 Ovum looked at the evolution of the distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack landscape, highlighting that massive volumetric attacks were on the rise, while lower-bandwidth, more sophisticated attacks were targeting the application layer. It also described how DDoS had evolved from a standalone threat to become increasingly part of blended attacks against intellectual property or ...
This paper examines the four stages of evolution as security organizations move from reactively responding to incidents to proactively identifying and hunting for threats. It provides a snapshot of each stage, including the size and structure of the security team, approaches to incident response (IR), team skill sets and necessary metrics. It also identifies how ...