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We are finishing the series of posts about the types of Anti-DDoS solutions. Today we will review the last one - hybrid solution.
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We are finishing the series of posts about the types of Anti-DDoS solutions. Today we will review the last one - hybrid solution.
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.
So, the goal №1 - perhaps the simplest – is to give the attacker as little information as possible.
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.