Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks can be a major threat to the availability...

It’s a commonly known fact that congestion on the road significantly increases the time the auto vehicles must spend to get to the destination. Exactly the same happens with data networks: congestion considerably slows down the overall network performance. Latency denotes the period of time spent by data on traversing a network segment. High latency, caused by a congested network, slows the speed of the enterprise network performance leading to unsatisfied and angry end users.
Here are 5 tips that can help to reduce the congestion in enterprise networks:
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In the previous article, we described different DDoS attacks and their impact on network infrastructure. We focused on...
When it comes to distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, they are far from a downward trend. Although the...
When there is a change in the reachability of one or more prefixes, BGP needs to do some work to adapt to that change...