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More than a year has passed since the first wave of COVID. As experts predicted, the increased dependence of users on Internet technologies has led to a surge of all sorts of cybercriminals. The main threats of 2021 are associated with several main areas. More

Hundreds of Belgian state institutions, hospitals, universities and schools faced some problems with internet connection. According to Belnet’s status page, one of the massive DDoS attacks took place, disabling thousands of people from doing their jobs across the whole country. More

The consequences of a successful DDoS attack may be slow operation or inaccessibility of the network, server, Internet service, website, application. As a result, the Internet resource freezes, legal users cannot access it at the right time, the network or server becomes temporarily cut off from the Internet, the Internet resource stops working correctly, etc. More

In 2016 StormWall came to the Middle East market and only within five years have made a breakthrough establishing cooperation with many local telecommunication companies. The company managed to achieve a significant success in Iraq where it’s services are actively used by 14 leading ISPs and in Lebanon working with 15 large providers. StormWall is currently cooperating with a number of ISPs Bahrain as well. Our clients are such giants as EarthLink, Terranet, Kalaam Telecom and much more. More

According to our forecast, in 2021 the global quantity of DDoS attacks on companies’ online resources will increase by at least 20% compared to last year. For more information read our last press-release. More

According to StormWall IT security experts, DDoS attacks against telecom companies are on the rise. The surge of such attacks was first detected in early 2021, during the New Year holidays. This January, the incidence of DDoS attacks on the telecom sector has increased by 10% compared with January 2020 and by 34% compared with December 2020, as indicated by data shared by StormWall clients. Hackers mainly targeted small Internet service providers, hosting providers and small data centers with insufficient resources to protect the infrastructure from large-scale DDoS attacks. More

Experts from StormWall studied DDoS-attacks targeting the online retail industry in Europe. During the research, StormWall collected data from its clients working in multiple e-commerce segments. Experts discovered that during the pandemic, between February and October 2020, the number of DDoS attacks targeted at online retail services quadrupled compared to the same period last year. More

Africell, the US-owned mobile network operator with more than 12 million customers in four African countries, has adopted the industry-leading StormWall Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection solution to improve security across its networks. More

StormWall continues expanding and implementing its strategy to provide highest-quality protection service from DDoS and hacker attacks to the maximum number of customers. More

Modern design, user-friendly interface, deep аnalytics and detailed reports for each DDoS attack - you can see the attack graph, all the statistics, including which addresses and AS numbers it came from, protocols, and even packet details! More

Free test/PoC is available! More

We are finishing the series of posts about the types of Anti-DDoS solutions. Today we will review the last one - hybrid solution. More

Cloud solutions implement almost the same protection functionality as the on-premises ones. In addition to protection from packet attacks, anti-DDoS cloud service providers often offer services to protect websites from HTTP/HTTPS bot attacks, technical support and help during DDoS attacks. More

This type of solution can be installed either by a customer or by his ISP. Both software and hardware appliances (specialized network devices) are available. More

Anti-DDoS service provider, part of which can potentially be generated by an attacker. The security provider processes and filters this traffic, then sends clean traffic to the customer. More

The key goal of any DDoS protection is to ensure the availability of an online service under attack as well as without it. But the problem is, if the service has availability issues even without an attack, under attack this issue will become more evident. More

The key goal of any DDoS protection is to ensure the availability of an online service under attack as well as without it. But the problem is, if the service has availability issues even without an attack, under attack this issue will become more evident. More

Goal №2 – probably the second most difficult goal after the first one-to - provide as much information as possible to the DDoS protection company. More

So, the goal №1 - perhaps the simplest – is to give the attacker as little information as possible. More

We have been working in the field of protection from DDoS attacks for many years and once we began to wonder why some applications are easier to secure than others, and some are more difficult, and why this happens. More

StormWall is now on GITEX in Dubai. And our specialists will be there till 10 October. The event is dedicated to the latest achievements in IT, communication technologies and electronics. More

MENOG 19 Meeting and Peering Forum

MENOG 19 took place in Beirut, from 31 March – 4 April 2019.
It was an informative and great event attended by more than 235 participants from 34 countries including the StormWall team.

13th European Peering Forum (EPF)

European Peering Forum was held in Athens, Greece from the 17th till the 19th of September 2018. In the event , up to 300 peering managers and coordinators from networks connected to the host Internet exchanges. Besides an interesting topical agenda, the three-day event accommodated room for attendees to meet on a one-to-one basis to discuss bilateral peering business opportunities.

SmartEx Lebanon 2018 in Beirut, Lebanon

SmartEx was a great success with 6,668 business professionals in attendance. SmartEx has attracted thousands of local and regional business executives, presenting a wide range of Industries, looking for the latest technological innovations for their business.

iCU HONG KONG 2018

iCU’s breakthrough event in Hong Kong is a gathering of key decision makers from Cloud Services, Data Centres and OTT markets in the Asia-Pacific region. World-class speakers, dynamic panel discussions, and solid deep dives shaped this first-of-its-kind conference experience in Asia. CEO StormWall Ramil Khantemirov made a report "IoT insecurity as the biggest threat to our future".

RONOG4 in Bucharest, Romania

Romanian Network Operators Group (RONOG) held its fourth meeting on 31 October 2017, in Bucharest. The event was hosted by InterLAN and will take place at the Radisson BLU Hotel. Network Operators, Regulators and Government representatives were invited to the event.
Co-founder StormWall Ramil Khantimirov made a report"Connecting DDoS protection: things to consider".

12th European Peering Forum (EPF) in Lisbon, Portugal

The 13th European Peering Forum (EPF) was held in Lisbon, Portugal from the 18th till the 20th of September 2017. Besides an interesting topical agenda, the three-day event accommodates room for attendees to meet on a one-to-one basis to discuss bilateral peering business opportunities.

Neutral Peering Days 2017, The Hague, Netherlands

The Neutral Peering Days 2017 brought together NL-ix members and partners and the international peering, ICT & interconnection community. For two days, leading industry experts shared their visions on the latest market and technological developments with senior-level attendees from around the world.

More-IP 2017 in Amsterdam

MORE-IP is bringing together the professionals and decision-makers of the IP interconnection industry. By attending MORE-IP these people have the opportunity to further grow their business. They can connect to new parties, strengthen their existing business relationships, share knowledge and learn about new developments and demands. Around 200 professionals from every internet related sector participated at MORE-IP.

RIPE74 in Budapest, Hungary

A RIPE Meeting is a five-day event where Internet Service Providers (ISPs), network operators and other interested parties gather to discuss issues of interest to the Internet community.

MENOG17 in Muscat, Oman

MENOG 17 took place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Muscat, Oman on 19-20 April 2017 205 people checked in from 37 different countries. The Middle East Network Operators Group (MENOG) offers a great opportunity to network with colleagues, share experiences and knowledge, present and discuss the latest networking innovations and discover new business models and applications.