Best Practices for Hybrid Cloud/On-Premise Attack Mitigation


The cybersecurity industry keeps us all on our toes trying to follow up with solutions and breakthrough technologies – not only in advanced security capabilities, but also with state of the art methods of management and integration with other network security elements.

You want your security elements to play together in a well synchronized manner. You wouldn’t want to have to intervene to frequently make manual adjustments, would you?

So let’s talk about synchronization:

As security threats’ sophistication and duration evolves, protection systems are required to be constantly updated. Moreover, security controls need to be fully synchronized to ensure seamless security in the event of attack, combining on-premise and in the cloud mitigation vs. various attack types.

[You might also like: Hybrid Mitigation – Why It’s Exactly What You Need in a Complex Attack]

Once an attack is discovered, the right solution synchronizes all mitigation systems (on-premise and in the cloud) with security intelligence in real time. Consequently, the best approach is to select components that can work together as a truly integrated single system, pushing the attack back and letting legitimate traffic through.

Synchronization is essential to the successful mitigation of complex and multi-vector attacks or volumetric attacks, with zero latency impact.

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Ben Zilberman

Ben Zilberman is a director of product-marketing, covering application security at Radware. In this role, Ben specializes in web application and API protection, as well as bot management solutions. In parallel, Ben drives some of Radware’s thought leadership and research programs. Ben has over 10 years of diverse experience in the industry, leading marketing programs for network and application security solutions, including firewalls, threat prevention, web security and DDoS protection technologies. Prior to joining Radware, Ben served as a trusted advisor at Check Point Software Technologies, where he led channel partnerships and sales operations. Ben holds a BA in Economics and a MBA from Tel Aviv University.

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