Behavior-Based Detection for Highest Accuracy · Patented behavior-based detection technology enables organizations to accurately detect attacks in real time while minimizing false positives. Encrypted Web DDoS Protection · Automated real-time signatures for encrypted traffic layers, dynamically adapting to the specific characteristics of the attacks as it morphs, without requiring the encryption keys. Automated Zero-Day DDoS Attack Protection · Attack signatures can be automatically genera...
Resources ; White Paper : Challenges and Recommended Best Practices to Secure DNS Infrastructure, Report : DDoS Protection Trends Among Data Center and Colocation Providers
The digital world thrives on constant connectivity, making websites and online services the cornerstones of countless businesses. But these crucial platforms are constantly under siege by malicious actors. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, where attackers overwhelm an online service infrastructure with a flood of traffic, pose a significant threat, causing service disruption and downtime which results in financial losses and reputational damage. This blog delves into the evolving DDo...
In the event of a volumetric attack overwhelming the capacity of the on-premises appliance or Internet link, DDoS mitigation can be activated by an administrator with assistance from our...
Ceaseless DDoS Attacks · DDoS is old but remains one of the most formidable cyber-attacks. In particular, recent DDoS traffic is difficult to distinguish from regular traffic, making it even more challenging to take down. These attacks employ widespread IoT devices, evolving methods like the “Distributed Reflection Denial of Service (DRDoS)”, and stealthy techniques like source IP spoofing. Multi-Layered Approach · A linear approach to DDoS mitigation is less likely to succeed. Organizat...
Icon representing volumetric attacks, Volumetric attacks , like DNS or NTP amplification attacks, are aimed at flooding and saturating a victim’s network connection, thus rendering services unavailable. Amplification attacks use bots that send requests with a fake or “spoofed” IP address (the victim’s IP address) to a service such as a DNS server, which sends a response much larger than the request to the victim’s IP address. All of these responses, coming from many – usually unpatched or poorly configured – Internet servers accumulate large bandwidth data destined for the victim. ; Icon representing network protocol attacks, Network Protocol Attacks , like SYN floods, ping of death and IP anomalies are aimed at exhausting a victim’s protocol stack so it cannot respond to legitimate traffic. A SYN flood attack, for example, is based on the fact that a server reserves resources for uncompleted connection requests. Eventually the server times out the connection and frees up the reserved resources, but if these requests happen at a high enough rate, the server’s resources deplete and it is overwhelmed, and thus it cannot respond to legitimate requests. ; Icon representing application attacks, Low-and-slow techniques, HTTP GET flood, DNS flood or SSL-based attacks specifically exploit a weakness in an application’s function or attempt to overwhelm the service. The approach is similar; the attack intends to consume all resources of the application, eventually overwhelming it.
Forrester issued its new report this week on DDoS mitigation solutions and A10 Networks is among the select companies that Forrester invited to participate.
DDoS mitigation services are based on various factors such as traffic routing, network capacity and pricing. Learn how to choose the best DDoS protection.
Microsoft Azure is providing customers with the option of adding inline DDoS protection through network virtual appliances available in the marketplace.
Check Point DDoS Protector™Appliances block Denial of Service attacks within seconds with multi-layered protection.