In order to effectively address threats within the kill chain, organizations must move faster to identify compromised systems before that compromise escalates to information theft. They need to see the entire scope of the threat—from when the compromise originated to how and where it spread, as well as the type of attack and what was ...

Ask any cybersecurity professional and she’ll tell you that her job is getting increasingly difficult. Why? Most will point to a combination of the dangerous threat landscape, IT complexity, and their overwhelming workload. These issues are driving a major transition in enterprise security. Large organizations must move beyond a threat prevention mentality to become proactive ...

The ground has shifted under most enterprise IT security staff. Breaches are now capturing prime-time air across mainstream media outlets. As the world becomes more connected, it is no longer enough for enterprises to react once an alert indicates an attacker is inside the network. Instead, with continuous packet capture and threat feeds followed by ...

Today’s DDoS attacks are an easy way to interrupt businesses. From holding a website hostage for a ransom, to blocking access to an application to make a political statement, or simply deflecting attention while other threat vectors steal information, DDoS is a growing concern for enterprises. Yet even in today’s dynamic threat landscape, many enterprises ...

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, ...

The DDoS landscape has changed considerably since 2012, leaving many organizations unprepared to deal with today’s distributed denial of service attacks. Having the right tools and establishing key processes in advance can help prevent or mitigate the impact of a DDoS attack. Learn more by downloading this complimentary toolkit with research and best practices from ...

This Frost and Sullivan market research study comes at a time when DDoS attacks are accelerating in purpose, sophistication, complexity, scale, and frequency. Businesses of all size have proven to be susceptible to these attacks, and though DDoS is not a new concern, the risk of DDoS attacks and the potential for damage is at ...

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 contractors, ...

The Internet has become such an extension of the corporate network that for many organizations the Internet is the corporate network. Not only has the Internet become essential for connecting workforces with customers, suppliers and business partners, it is also critical for many internal operations as well. In this white paper, we’ll examine how the ...

This Frost & Sullivan white paper provides an overview of the latest DDoS attack trends, and offers examples of how cloud service and hosting providers can use Arbor Networks solutions to protect their data centers from DDoS attacks and increase revenue by offering Arbor-based, managed DDoS protection services. Subscribe to the Cybersecurity Insider Newsletter Strengthen ...