On November 1, we joined industry leaders at HKNOG 13.0 in Hong Kong to share insights on telecom cybersecurity and DDoS protection. Read our key takeaways from this major telecom industry event.
The ongoing digital transformation of various businesses has not only significantly increased the load on networks and data centers, but also increased the interest of attackers in DDoS attacks at the network level. Modern DDoS attacks are already approaching 1 Tbit/s in scale.
In Q3 2024, DDoS attacks increased by 118% year over year. Attacks are increasing not just in volume, but also in sophistication. Learn more in our report.
Discover how the rise of smart home technology has also made it a prime target for DDoS attacks and learn how to safeguard your devices from being exploited by botnets.
From October 14 to 18, we found ourselves at the heart of GITEX Global 2024 in Dubai—one of the most prestigious and largest IT events in the world. This year, our booth was buzzing with energy, attracting even more visitors than before.
We showcased our cutting-edge solutions and explained how we empower our clients to combat the ever-growing and increasingly sophisticated DDoS attacks, both globally and particularly in Asia.
In this article, we’ll discuss what to do if you’re being blackmailed by a DDoS attack. We’ll also cover steps you can take to protect your company from these threats in the future.
In esports, every second matters. That’s why one of the biggest threats to this industry is DDoS attacks. Sudden lags, connection drops, and other disruptions can lead to millions of dollars in losses for teams, sponsors, tournament organizers, and game developers.
Our team visited the UAE for a business lunch hosted by our partner, Cloud Networks Solutions. It was a great opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces, forge new connections, discuss the latest DDoS attack trends in the MENA region, and introduce our new scrubbing center in Dubai.
DDoS attacks are continuously evolving, with election campaigns in 2024 emerging as a significant driver of this shift. In the first half of the year, DDoS incidents surged by 102% year-over-year, with hacktivists targeting election-focused nations more than those involved in armed conflicts.
