The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, now in the billions, coupled with the advancements in network infrastructure and the swift deployment of 5G, necessitates heightened agility from network operators and IT managers in pinpointing and rectifying security flaws.
Additionally, in today’s landscape, organizations are under constant threat from different types of attacks. These include ransomware, hacktivism, and DDoS attacks, all with the goal of either stealing information or causing disruptions in services.
DDoS attacks are a particularly serious form of online service disruption, and they can occur due to either malicious intent or legitimate situations.
DDoS attacks are a particularly serious form of online service disruption, and they can occur due to either malicious intent or legitimate situations.
Cybercriminals are now employing the cloud to orchestrate DDoS attacks. India has witnessed a notable uptick in such attacks, capable of causing disruptions lasting from hours to even days. This not only affects revenue but also undermines customer trust and tarnishes reputation. Furthermore, targeted organizations may encounter legal or regulatory consequences, particularly if customer data is compromised.
There are three primary categories of cloud-based DDoS attacks: volumetric, protocol, and app layer. Seasoned Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and cloud providers have robust DDoS filtering and defenses in operation. In order to effectively combat DDoS attacks, clients must swiftly detect attacks, implement countermeasures, closely oversee their systems, and i
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