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Tim Murphy returns to take Arbor Networks A/NZ top role
Security specialist tasked with building channel initiatives on both sides of the Tasman.
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SMB is the new sweet spot for DDoS attackers: Arbor Networks
Small to medium businesses need to be wary of the increasing threat of direct denial of service attacks according to networking company, Arbor Networks.
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2015 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards Finalists: Meet the vendors…
With the inaugural 2015 Reseller News ICT Industry Awards just two weeks away, here’s a rundown of the finalists - introducing the vendors.
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New Gameover Zeus botnet keeps growing, especially in the US
Cybercriminals are in the process of rebuilding the Gameover Zeus (GOZ) botnet, which law enforcement authorities took over in June, and recent research suggests that they've had some success, especially in the U.S.
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DDoS attacks hit big in 2014: Arbor
Direct denial of service attacks have surged in the first half of 2014, according to security software vendor, Arbor Networks.
Features about arbor networks
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INSIGHT: When it comes to threat detection and incident response, context matters
Scott Crane, Director of Product Development, Arbor Networks explains why security analytics are essential for discovering and preventing attacks.
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Arbor Networks: Spotlight shines on DDoS as fragmentation attacks dominate NZ
Fragmentation attacks are dominating the security landscape in New Zealand and while attacks are relatively small in comparison to the rest of Asia-Pacific, they are still damaging.
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INSIGHT: Return on Prevention: The NZ business value of DDoS protection
DDoS attacks are continuing to evolve and the last 12 months has seen huge growth in the number and size of the attacks going on in New Zealand.
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INSIGHT: Why NZ businesses have never been more vulnerable to large DDoS attacks
Kiwi organisations must adopt multi-layered DDoS protection solutions, using on-premise equipment coupled with cloud-based services.
