DDoS Attacks: Top Trends and Truths (Webinar)

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DDoS Attacks: Top Trends and Truths (Webinar)

	By GoDaddy Registry (Sponsored Post) World-Leading Provider of Domain Name Registry Services
	March 20, 2012 Views: 15,142

Join Neustar’s DDoS experts, including Product Manager, Miguel Ramos, and SecurityWeek, a leading publication serving IT security professionals around the globe, for a revealing discussion on how DDoS attacks are evolving and what to look for in 2012 on Thursday, March 22nd at 1pm ET/10am PT.

In the webinar, Neustar will arm you with insights to help you be better prepared for the increasing threat of DDoS attacks.

During this webinar you will:

Discover how and why attacks are being launched
Learn how large and complex attacks are and how attackers are shifting tactics to probe your vulnerabilities
Learn why a relatively small attack can bring your website down as easily as a strike that uses massive bandwidth

Plus, hear about new attack trends, from mobile phones to firewalls.

By GoDaddy Registry, World-Leading Provider of Domain Name Registry Services

GoDaddy Registry (formerly Neustar Registry) is one of the world’s largest and leading domain name registry providers. We operate top-level domains (TLDs) on behalf of sovereign nations, city governments, global brands and domain registries so that people worldwide can bring their ideas to life online.

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