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Frost & Sullivan Report
Organizations in many industries are reporting a 300% increase in damaging DDoS attacks this year. As the risk of DDoS attacks continues to surge, organizations are realizing the need to incorporate DDoS Vulnerability Management capabilities to supplement their current DDoS solutions. In parallel, industry compliance requirements create an urgent need for in-depth DDoS vulnerability testing and reporting.
Frost & Sullivan’s report, “Ongoing Vulnerability Testing for DDoS Protection,” explores the main reasons organizations are vulnerable to damaging DDoS attacks and how you can mitigate the risk through continuous, automated DDoS testing and vulnerability identification.
In this report, you will learn:
- Why DDoS attacks are increasing
- The business impact of DDoS attacks
- Why current DDoS mitigation approaches are unreliable
- The importance of ongoing maintenance of security policies
- How proactive, continuous DDoS testing mitigates the risk
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Maintaining Business Continuity
Business continuity represents one of the highest organizational priorities in the digital economy. When online services are driving the business around the clock, companies must ensure their architectures are resilient against attacks, including distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, which represent the most significant cyber threat to business continuity.
This interview with Matthew Andriani looks at how the industry needs to make a shift in DDoS protection deployments by moving away from a ‘deploy and trust’ approach to a proactive vulnerability identification and remediation philosophy.
What you will learn
- How to augment your existing DDoS defense solutions
- How MazeBolt is taking a different approach from traditional manual DDoS testing solutions
- Strengthening the walls of Cybersecurity and protecting business reputation
- How to ensure that all vulnerabilities are identified and eliminated before an attack
