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Every technological cure has a side effect
From HTTP/3 and encryption to AI and cloud computing, technological progress can solve one problem while creating another. This article explores why security risk is often redistributed.
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CSPs are measuring security revenue wrong
When DDoS protection fails, the resulting loss of customer trust can put much larger connectivity contracts at risk. The article explores how CSPs can measure security’s wider commercial impact through retention, customer lifetime value, service expansion and revenue assurance.
The new traffic problem: What the World Cup 2026 tells us about peak levels of traffic
As Internet traffic baselines continue to rise, traditional ideas of peak demand are changing. This article explores what the shift means for DDoS protection, capacity planning and network resilience.
The most dangerous part of OpenClaw is that it sounds advanced
OpenClaw DDoS may sound like a new threat, but it exposes old weaknesses. This article explores why fundamentals, not complexity, determine resilience.
Security is infrastructure. Fund it like infrastructure.
Cybersecurity is expected to deliver infrastructure-grade resilience, yet it’s funded like a bundled cost. This article explores why that economic mismatch must change.
NETSCOUT warns DDOS attacks are spreading from enterprises to all sizes – no-one is safe
NETSCOUT's 2H2025 DDoS Threat Intelligence Report, based on the latest data, reveals that not only are DDoS attacks on the rise but now every business with a digital footprint is a potential target
The most overlooked critical infrastructure of the internet
DNS is the internet’s silent backbone - yet fragile, exposed and often ignored. Here’s why resilience and visibility are vital.
Ignore the “largest DDoS attack ever” headlines – it’s the effect that matters
Record-breaking DDoS attacks make headlines, but size isn’t everything. Discover why user impact is the metric that matters.
DDoS denied: law enforcement takes down attacks for hire platforms in major bust
DDoS attacks remain a significant threat to organisations. Here, security expert Davey Winder explains the current trends and how to protect your organisation.
Oh great, even DDoS DNS attacks come with hidden costs now
Outages caused by DDoS attacks aren’t the only financial impact that you can suffer. A lesser-known but equally damaging method is the targeting of Domain Name Systems (DNS).
The secret life of IoT devices: DDoS botnets
Could there be anything worse than being the victim of a botnet-DDoS attack using IoT devices from inside your own organisation?
Is DDoS being left out in the cold by regulations?
While a number of new cybersecurity regulations have and will come into play this year, how many include specific provisions for DDoS attacks? (Hint, it’s even lower than you think).
Detecting DDoS attacks: how to tell a real attack from fake news using AI and common sense
Dubious claims about downtime make it difficult to separate fake news from legitimate outages: here's out to detect genuine DDoS attacks, writes Donny Chong
Trump may not have been silenced by DDoS attacks, but your business could be
While DDoS attacks didn't affect X, they're hurting businesses in the real world - protect yourself now or you could be the next victim
Whose job is it to stop AI-powered DDoS attacks, anyway?
C-Suite executives are wondering how to stop AI-powered DDoS attacks - but whose job is it to do so anyway?
Don’t fall for these DDoS myths
Uncover the truth behind common DDoS attack myths with insights from Donny Chong, Director at Nexusguard, a leading cybersecurity firm.
Time for CSPs to turn DDoS pain into gain
CSPs face both rising demand and DDoS threats. DDoS Protection-as-a-Service and adopting hybrid solutions might be a solution though.
Why DDoS mitigation should be seen as non-negotiable
DDoS mitigation can no longer be left to ISPs alone, argues Tony O'Sullivan, as this tactic is skyrocketing in popularity among threat actors - and businesses of every size are being attacked
Three technologies making critical infrastructure vulnerable to DDoS attacks
As technology develops, it could make critical infrastructure vulnerable to DDoS attacks. Let's look at three of the biggest offenders.
Forget hacked toothbrushes, worry about the rise in real DDOS attacks
A ridiculous story about three million hacked toothbrushes being used in a DDoS attack went viral this week - the real threat is more worrying