When evaluating security solutions, there is an issue that is rarely mentioned: the difference between single tenant and multi-tenant architectures. Few vendors will discuss this issue with their potential customers, because almost all security solutions are multi-tenant. Unfortunately, multi-tenancy creates several problems, including compromised performance, security, and privacy.

More DDoS attacks: smarter, more complex and more intense: Link11’s DDoS report provides an overview of the threat situation in H1 2023. Our security experts summarize how the threat situation has developed in recent months. As a small spoiler in advance: the number of DDoS attacks has recently risen sharply again, and the attacks have become increasingly intense. Critical infrastructure (CRITIS) in particular has been in the crosshairs of cybercriminals.

Download the Link11 DDoS Report now to get in-depth data on the current threat situation:

Hundreds of cyber-attacks are reported yearly to the UK’s cyber security regulators. As technological advances and digitisation increase the prevalence of systems and processes that are undertaken online, the threat to such systems from global cyber criminals increases in tandem. Critical infrastructure in particular is increasingly in the sights of cyber criminals. But what security strategy is required and what can you do to strengthen your defence? The new Link11 whitepaper in cooperation with UK law company Penningtons Manches Cooper gives you everything you need to know.

Adaptive and complex – DDoS Attacks and their Metamorphosis

Link11’s DDoS Report provides an overview of the threat landscape in 2022. DDoS attacks are constantly evolving. They are becoming more adaptive, complex and dangerous. Link11’s security experts summarize what new DDoS threats enterprises faced: “turbo attacks” that reached their critical payload very quickly, increased intensity of DDoS attacks, and the largest multi-vector attack with 18 vectors used simultaneously.

Download the Link11 DDoS Report 2022 and get detailed data and insights:

The threat of a cyber attack is real. DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks in particular, which can cause massive damage to companies without much effort, are an ever-present danger that should not be underestimated.

But what to do to prevent the emergency from occurring? For optimal protection, precision and speed in detection and defense are the most important factors. This reduces the “time to mitigate” to a minimum and DDoS attacks are successfully blocked. Our information brochure tells you at a glance how you should best prepare yourself.

Reblaze (now part of Link11) provides comprehensive, effective web security for Amazon Web Services, automating its inherent security capabilities and adding many more.

On its own, AWS WAF needs user intervention to define its security rules and keep them updated. This can be very challenging, especially under the stress of an attack. Reblaze converts AWS WAF and AWS Shield into an autonomous system which reacts immediately to every type of attack, and continually adapts to the ever-changing Internet threat environment.

Reblaze is a comprehensive web security solution, providing a next-generation WAF, all-layer DoS and DDoS protection, industry-leading bot management, precise ACL, real time reporting, full traffic transparency (even headers and payloads of individual HTTP requests), and more, all fully integrated with Amazon Web Services.

Many companies still rely on an on-premise solution to protect themselves against DDoS attacks. Afterwards, however, many users find that a normal on-premise solution often cannot scale to the size and complexity of such attacks.

The result: potential revenue loss, reputation damage, SEO loss or other problems. To avoid such risks, it helps to use a hybrid, cloud-based protection solution that works more flexibly in many areas.

The following whitepaper goes into more detail about all the important aspects of the topic and explains in particular the Link11 Insight approach, which provides you with many additional benefits.

Reblaze (now part of Link11) provides comprehensive, effective web security for Amazon Web Services, automating its inherent security capabilities and adding many more.

On its own, AWS WAF needs user intervention to define its security rules and keep them updated. This can be very challenging, especially under the stress of an attack. Reblaze converts AWS WAF and AWS Shield into an autonomous system which reacts immediately to every type of attack, and continually adapts to the ever-changing Internet threat environment.

Reblaze is a comprehensive web security solution, providing a next-generation WAF, all-layer DoS and DDoS protection, industry-leading bot management, precise ACL, real time reporting, full traffic transparency (even headers and payloads of individual HTTP requests), and more, all fully integrated with Amazon Web Services.

Cloud Armor is a robust distributed security framework built into Google Cloud Platform. It blocks hostile traffic in the cloud, before it can reach the protected sites and web applications.

On its own, Cloud Armor needs user intervention to define its security rules and keep them updated. This can be very challenging, especially under the stress of an attack.

Reblaze’s next-generation threat detection is fully integrated with GCP, deploying directly from Google Cloud Console in just a few clicks. Reblaze (now part of Link11) converts Cloud Armor into an autonomous system which reacts immediately to every type of attack: Reblaze identifies hostile traffic, and Cloud Armor immediately blocks it at the edges.