DDoS Attacks

The cybersecurity threat landscape in the first quarter of 2022 represented a mix bag of old enemies and new foes. New actors...

As more businesses migrate critical resources and applications to the public cloud, attackers are adapting their tactics and techniques to match the scale of...

Pascal Geenens and Daniel Smith discuss recent and notable security events like the Russian/Ukrainian cyber conflict.

The security industry fails to regulate blatant criminal activity, and the nation seems to be rewarding bad behavior with attention.

Service providers need a DDoS security solution to support new infrastructure innovations while overcoming the explosive growth in DDoS attack intensity and sophistication of phantom flood attacks.

The potential damage that the DDoS attacks could have caused this high school is unthinkable. The attacks could have brought down the majority of the school’s servers. However, unlike many other educational institutions, this particular high school was prepared, and the attack was completely mitigated. 

DDoS stands for Distributed Denial of Service; the objective of a DoS attack is to disrupt or deny services from legitimate users.

In the last year alone, Ransomware attacks have surged, and we have already seen more DDoS attacks at this point in the year than all of 2020.

When it comes to ransom DDoS attacks there is only one question you should ask yourself. Are you ready? Readiness is the only way to avoid being impacted.

Radware’s Quarterly DDoS and Application Attack Report provides an overview of attack activity witnessed during the third quarter of 2021.

Tune in and watch our Threat Research team break down last month's threat landscape and discuss what the latest threat actors are up to.

In this episode, our Threat Researchers share the latest update on the new ransom group REvil and the cyber threat landscape as it stands today.