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    Four questions answered by MazeBolt’s DDoS protection report

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    The recently released DDoS protection report by MazeBolt, market leader in DDoS threat assessment has answered some questions, which business owners have regularly asked.

    The report, titled ‘State of DDoS Protection Report’ is touted as the first global independent report about DDoS mitigation effectiveness and gives answers to hypothetical questions such as:

    • What DoS attack vendor penetrated DDoS mitigation the most?
    • Was Cloud scrubbing more effective than on Pre mitigation? Were hybrid solution the best?
    • How do you objectively measure your DDoS vulnerability?
    • Which DDoS mitigation posture closed the DDoS gap the fastest?

    The report is based on more than 900 DDoS Tests conducted between 2015 – 2017.  It includes the leading DDoS mitigation vendors with enterprises on all five continents in industries including: financial services, banking and online payments; e-commerce, telecommunication, critical infrastructure, gaming, government and more.

    ”Since DDoS mitigation started in the late 1990s, enterprises have had little to no visibility on how effective their DDoS mitigation actually is,” said MazeBolt CEO Matthew Andriani. “Quarterly reports from DDoS mitigation vendors provide a wealth of information about DDoS attack frequency, size, geographical origin and target, but not a word about their effectiveness in mitigating these attacks,” he added.

    The State of DDoS Protection Report is another step by MazeBolt to provide the industry with a new level of transparency and understanding for DDoS threat assessment.

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