FROST RADAR™: Greater China Distributed Denial-of-Service Solutions Market, 2020

FROST RADAR™: Greater China Distributed Denial-of-Service Solutions Market, 2020

Organizations today are increasingly reliant on internet services; network and web service availability are being prioritized to ensure customer satisfaction, long-term loyalty, and trust. The growing frequency of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks is driving organizations to spend more on solutions that help to protect networks, web services, and applications from a broad spectrum of attacks and maintain network availability, web services, and application functionality during an attack.

A DDoS solution is either appliance- or cloud-based and can detect and mitigate a broad spectrum of DDoS attacks with high accuracy to ensure network and business services availability and continuity. DDoS solutions leverage the combined capabilities of attack detection, behavior-based traffic classification, and response tools to forward legitimate traffic after filtering and scrubbing. It is the basic security solution to ensure that networks, websites, and web applications remain available and secure at all times.

With the increasing popularity and penetration of Internet of Things (devices in the Asia-Pacific region, DDoS attacks using compromised connected devices are on the rise. During 2018, DDoS attacks continued to increase in frequency, volume, and sophistication.

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