It doesn't take as many compromised devices to launch a massive DDoS attack as it used to.
Individual botnet nodes are becoming more capable, changing what attackers can accomplish with less infrastructure.
See what else is changing in our latest DDoS Threat Intelligence Report. netscout.link/6016BHV7Rs
An alert is just the starting point. Network evidence helps security teams validate suspicious activity, trace communications, and determine the scope of an incident.
A repeatable, evidence-based investigation process leads to better response decisions.
Explore practical approaches to threat investigation and cyber resilience. netscout.link/6012BHrnw2
Keeping up with DDoS is harder when attack volume alone doesn’t tell you what your defenses need to handle. Our latest DDoS Threat Intelligence Report connects changing attack methods, sources, and duration to the challenges facing security and network teams.
Download the report to inform detection priorities, review mitigation coverage, and plan for threats that bandwidth alone won’t reveal. netscout.link/6012BHJAxu
You can have the right people, tools, and response plan. The real question is whether they’re ready when an attacker puts them to the test.
Understanding your risks, strengthening defenses, and preparing to respond can mean the difference between a contained incident and a costly business disruption. netscout.link/6016BHzGhy
Three words. Plenty of work for IT and security teams.
CISA’s 3Rs focus on reducing vulnerabilities, replacing end-of-support devices, and preparing to recover quickly when disruption happens.
Because cyber resilience isn’t a checkbox. It’s something you build.
Explore the 3Rs of cybersecurity. netscout.link/6013BH8ZN9
CDNs have the capacity to absorb large attacks. But lower-volume, stealthier threats can be harder to spot, allowing them to slip through and reach your organization before they're detected.
If your DDoS strategy is built around absorbing the biggest attack possible, there's another side of the problem worth considering. Some attacks aren't trying to overwhelm all that capacity. They're trying to slip through it.
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