Real-Time Detection

Many organizations today are unable to detect attacks until days or even months after they occur.

Detecting attacks in real time requires actively scanning for attacks using firewall and IDS/IPS network devices. Next generation client and server malware detection with connections to online global threat centers must also be used. Today, active scanning devices and software must detect network anomalies using context-based analysis and behavior detection.

DDoS is one of the biggest attack threats requiring real-time detection and response. For many organizations, regularly occurring DDoS attacks cripple Internet servers and network availability. These attacks are extremely difficult to defend against because the attacks originate from hundreds, even thousands, of zombie hosts, and the attacks appear as legitimate traffic.