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Many companies that have protection against DDoS attacks believe that they are now invincible. In fact, that's not entirely true, to say the least. Even if your protection really works after being connected and has successfully repelled several subsequent DDoS attacks, it is by no means a fact that it will also repel attacks that may occur today or tomorrow.
Who are the DDoS attackers hidden in the virtual network? We can distinguish three main categories of hackers who use the same methods for different purposes.
Today there are many types of DDoS attacks. They differ in how they have been carried out and the characteristics of the parasitic traffic generated by the botnets. Any even the smallest business can fall victim to attackers. Reasons for DDoS attacks abound, from hunting for valuable information to deliberate financial damage or a simple test of the site's robustness.
Brining your website down is the most obvious, but there are subtler ways in which DDoS attacks can harm your business. In this article, we’re looking at the top 5 ways how DDoS can damage your online resource.
With the development of digital technologies and the internet of things, DDoS attacks have become the most popular tool for carrying out hacker attacks on businesses, and the trend of such attacks is on the rise.
The frequency of DDoS attacks is increasing all over the world. What can you do to protect yourself from DDoS? The need for preventive measures to ensure the protection of a resource from this type of attack is becoming more urgent than ever.
We are finishing the series of posts about the types of Anti-DDoS solutions. Today we will review the last one - hybrid solution.
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.
We are finishing the series of posts about the types of Anti-DDoS solutions. Today we will review the last one - hybrid solution.
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.
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.
The goal №3 - ensure clear opportunities for filtering the attacks. Many clients are sure that merely using an anti-DDoS service will save them from problems to ensure the protection from DDoS attacks. This is an illusion.
Goal №2 – probably the second most difficult goal after the first one-to - provide as much information as possible to the DDoS protection company.
