Info Security Products Guide has named Arbor Networks Best Overall Security Company at the 13th Annual Global Excellence Awards.
28 February 2017
leading global industry analyst firm, Ovum, has published a research note on Arbor SP Insight, that dramatically expands and enhances network operators’ traffic analytics and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack forensics capabilities.
23 February 2017
With Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks increasing considerably in size, frequency and complexity, the chances of organisations being hit by a DDoS attack have never been higher.
16 February 2017
A new consumer survey concluded that two-thirds of Americans believe themselves to be tech savvy, although their actions with regard to online security indicate otherwise – with millennials being the worst offenders.
16 November 2016
Gaming providers taken offline frustrates hardcore users and damages the company’s reputation. Because availability is of such primary importance to gamers, these firms are frequent targets for attack.
14 November 2016
The consequences of not having robust cybersecurity defences in place can be enough to bring down an entire organisation, due to the loss of revenue sustained in an attack and the resulting damage to brand and reputation.
2 November 2016
A well-known fast food restaurant chain, famous for its burgers, was recently hacked and its point-of-sale (POS) system breached. The result: stolen customer information from more than 5,000 restaurants.
1 November 2016
Cloud provides a huge opportunity for the channel. However, resellers are at risk of losing out on revenues unless they help to address one of the major barriers of adoption; cloud security.
1 September 2016
Arbor Networks Inc. has released global distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack data for the first six months of 2016, which shows a continuing escalation in both the size and frequency of attacks.
27 July 2016
Although the majority of South African businesses are investing in their security infrastructure, many are doing so in the wrong places.
27 June 2016