DDoS attacks are everywhere these days. Walk into any tech company’s office, and you’ll probably hear stories about that one time everything went dark. Networks crash, websites die, and suddenly everyone’s standing around wondering what hit them. There’s more to…
You wouldn’t jump into a boxing match without sparring first. Same goes for network defense – you’ve got to practice taking hits before the real fight. DDoS testing lets security teams get their hands dirty without risking the actual network,…
Network security needs good tools right at the source – that’s where on-premise DDoS protection comes in. These specialized machines sit inside an organization’s network, watching and filtering traffic as it flows through. They don’t send anything to the cloud,…
Telling the difference between attacks and regular traffic spikes keeps getting trickier. We built this smart detection system (runs on k NN algorithms if anyone’s curious) that basically works like the world’s pickiest nightclub bouncer. Some of our team worked…
DDoS attacks hit companies like a tidal wave – overwhelming servers until they crash. Last year alone, companies lost an average of $50,000 per attack. But there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to stop these digital pile-ons. Some businesses swear by traffic…
Picture a fire hose blasting full force into a plastic cup – that’s what happens when a volumetric DDoS attack hits. These attacks don’t bother with fancy tricks or backdoors, they just overwhelm networks with massive waves of garbage traffic…
Websites crumble when they get hit with DDoS attacks. Simple as that. These attacks flood sites with so much fake traffic that real visitors can’t get through, and anyone with ten bucks can rent one online. The worst part? They’re…
DDoS attacks pack a serious punch these days. Hackers keep pushing the limits, and we recently tracked attacks reaching 2.5 Tbps. That’s wild. Most companies don’t stand a chance against that kind of flood, especially with basic firewalls. But understanding…
As network threat adversaries, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks overwhelm networks by flooding them with traffic until systems slow down or collapse entirely. What once looked like simple volume-based floods has evolved into multi-pronged assaults that disguise malicious traffic…
Man, security alerts never stop coming. We used to chase every single one until we got smart about it. Now? We look for the ones attackers are actually using. That’s what matters. The thing is, most companies waste hours patching…