NETSCOUT stories
DDoS attacks are cheaper than ever for attackers, lucrative for the attack service provider and financially and operationally crippling for the victim.
NETSCOUT divests its handheld network testing tools to StoneCalibre, which will spin off the portfolio, including key products, as a standalone company.
NETSCOUT has released its Arbor Active Threat Level Analysis System (ATLAS) report for the first half of 2018, exclusive on SecurityBrief.
The reality is that many of the DDoS attacks happening today are designed to disrupt - not to steal something.
We've all experienced the feeling of frustration, or even desperation, when the online services we expect are not available when we need them.
Incident response is too often an afterthought in the case of DDoS attacks. So, what does an effective Incident Response Plan look like?.
Automation and managed services may be the key mechanisms for fighting distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.
The company asserts when it comes to products that require face-to-face demonstrations, distributors and resellers often have their work cut out.
Netscout releases three new solutions to bring visibility to cloud and hybrid environments, aiming to solve cloud migration and operation challenges.
The company says with more businesses providing Wi-Fi to customers and guests, it's essential to have adequate troubleshooting capabilities.
NETSCOUT warns of a rise in WiFi security threats, urging a multi-front defence strategy to combat wireless network attacks.
Businesses with a large number of remote offices will naturally have a larger volume of remote networking issues.
Netscout emphasises the challenges of cloud visibility, offering key strategies for effective management in today's complex IT landscapes.
Director of APAC channels at NETSCOUT, Amit Rao talks about trends in the IT industry and how the channel can capitalise on them.
Netscout champions proactive IT management, stressing the need for swift resolution to cloud app and VoIP delays to appease ever-impatient users.
Mobile devices and internet access are prevalent and organisations need to be vigilant about how they plan, deploy and validate wi-fi connections.
After a decade away, Tim Murphy has returned to Arbor Networks to be in charge of channel initiatives and driving sales.
Netscout reveals the hidden disruptions of BYOD, highlighting control and Wi-Fi bandwidth challenges in the workplace.
WiFi networks need to protect sensitive data on customers, prospects, employees and intellectual property, and provide seamless, secure connectivity.
NETSCOUT has made headway into the Australian DDoS security market after scoring a reseller agreement with local partner PlexNet.
