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Every day businesses are moving their company online to save money, space, and time. With the online industry growing every year, so does the rise of DDoS attacks. However, what is a DDoS attack? We’ll be breaking down what they are and how to protect your com
Read article →Router upgrades in all Sharktech facilities have now been completed with our fourth and final router upgrade in Amsterdam earlier this week. Sharktech now has 1.1Tbps of global connectivity through which DDOS attacks can be mitigated. Our new routing equipment
Read article →The frequency of Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks is on the rise and their complexity and sophistication evolving. As countries and rogue organizations wield DDoS attacks as weapons, attacks make headlines in Hollywood and business executives and the Whit
Read article →“DDoS protection?” we hear you say. “Isn’t that included when I pay those enormous hosting bills every month?” Or “Isn’t that why I pay those huge IT department bills and salaries?” Well, sort of. But the hard truths are that hackers and attackers are far more
Read article →Passengers getting off a 20-passenger plane in a remote Chinese city in were greeted by an odd sight: a rack holding a dozen metal buckets. A closer inspection revealed that the buckets were filled with water and the passengers realized they were looking at th
Read article →What Is A Cloud Flare? Let’s start with one polite correction: many people who are largely unfamiliar with the content delivery network named CloudFlare refer to it as “a cloud flare.” In reality, CloudFlare is a trademarked name which is often used to refer t
Read article →Why Anti-DDoS Protection Matters In today’s digital-first world, uninterrupted Internet connectivity is critical for businesses and organizations across almost every industry. With online operations and sales often surpassing the significance of physical store
Read article →What is DDoS – And How Is It Mitigated? Remember the good old days when the most serious computer security problems facing businesses were which anti-virus program to use, how often to change passwords, and whether Linux was really safer than Windows? Today th
Read article →Cyber and DDoS attacks have regularly dominated headlines and newswires in 2015. In the past several months, the hackings of the US government’s Office of Personnel Management and Ashley Madison databases have ensured that such security breaches will remain la
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