London – October 8, 2024 – Corero Network Security (AIM: CNS) (OTCQB: DDoSF), the distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection specialists, today announced it has secured $6 million in new orders during the third quarter of 2024. This strong close continues the company’s customer acquisition momentum and brings Corero’s total orders for 2024 to $20.2 [...] Read More... from Corero Network Security Secures $6M in New Orders To Close Q3 2024 The post Corero Network Security Secures $6M in New Orders To Close Q3 2024 appeared first on Corero Network Security ..read more

Southern Communications Group (SCG Connected) is a rapidly growing, award-winning telephony, broadband, mobile, and cloud solutions provider that supports businesses of all sizes across the United Kingdom. The company has realized a 12-fold increase in revenue over the past decade from a strategy of organic growth and acquisitions fueled by its commitment to customer service and [...] Read More... from SCG Connected Protects Customers with Corero’s DDoS Protection-as-a-Service The post SCG Connected Protects Customers with Corero’s<span > DDoS</span> Protection-as-a-Service ap ..read more

Table of Contents   Introduction If you’re familiar with the Masked Singer, you get the concept of someone disguising themselves to appear like something they are not. Then they surprise you in the end when the mask comes off and you learn who the celebrity is. A similar thing happens in an ARP spoofing attack [...] Read More... from What is an ARP Spoofing and Cache Poisoning Attack? The post What is an ARP Spoofing and Cache Poisoning Attack? appeared first on Corero Network Security ..read more

London, UK – Sep. 24, 2024 – Corero Network Security (AIM: CNS) (OTCQB: DDoSF), the distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection specialists, will hold investor calls this week to discuss its unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 2024. The calls will be led by Corero’s CEO, Carl Herberger, and newly appointed CFO, [...] Read More... from Corero Network Security To Hold Investor Calls Following Strong H1 2024 Results The post Corero Network Security To Hold Investor Calls Following Strong H1 2024 Results appeared first on Corero Network Security ..read more

DDoS attacks are typically short but intense, designed to deliver high enough levels of traffic in a brief period to efficiently disrupt and cripple unprepared systems. The goal is to overwhelm targets quickly, causing maximum disruption before defenses have time to respond. However, we have seen an increase in longer-duration attacks and recently detected and [...] Read More... from Corero Blocked 1.44 PB of Malicious Traffic in an 8-Hour DDoS Attack The post Corero Blocked 1.44 PB of Malicious Traffic in an 8-Hour<span > DDoS</span> Attack appeared first on Corero Network Securit ..read more

The UK government’s recent decision to classify data centers as Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) underscores their indispensable role in today’s digital economy. Digital services are no longer supplementary; they underpin essential sectors like healthcare, finance, and business. By recognizing the infrastructure that supports these services, the government is taking proactive steps to ensure the continuous [...] Read More... from Elevating Data Centers to Critical National Infrastructure: A Strategic Necessity for Digital Resilience The post Elevating Data Centers to Critical National In ..read more

Table of Contents Introduction You’ve probably heard about pranks where a caller places orders at multiple pizza delivery outlets and then provides the address of an unsuspecting victim who receives an overwhelming number of pizzas. That’s the idea behind a DDoS smurf attack, only the calls are network messages and it’s an overwhelming amount of [...] Read More... from What is a DDoS Smurf Attack? The post What is a<span > DDoS</span> Smurf Attack? appeared first on Corero Network Security ..read more

A few weeks ago, Tesla CEO and X (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk hosted a friendly conversation on X with former President Donald Trump. The interview was delayed by more than 40 minutes as X experienced technical difficulties. Musk immediately tweeted that there appeared to be a massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on X causing [...] Read More... from DDoS Attacks and the Upcoming US Presidential Election The post <span >DDoS </span>Attacks and the Upcoming US Presidential Election appeared first on Corero Network Security ..read more

Table of Contents Introduction Computer networks are made up of different technologies that interrelate to enable communication. A reference model, or framework, serves as a guide to help technology vendors and developers ensure that their technologies (hardware, software, operating systems, connections, and more) interoperate effectively to enable network communications. In this blog, we’ll look at [...] Read More... from What is the OSI Model? The 7 Layers Explained The post What is the OSI Model? The 7 Layers Explained appeared first on Corero Network Security ..read more

The Material Threat of DDoS Attacks Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are more than just an IT issue—they represent a material threat to any business operating in the digital age. As we’ve seen in recent months, these attacks are increasing in frequency and sophistication, targeting critical infrastructure and causing significant disruptions. From the Port of Seattle [...] Read More... from The Material Threat of DDoS Attacks: A Guide for Executives The post The Material Threat of<span > DDoS</span> Attacks: A Guide for Executives appeared first on Corero Network Securit ..read more