Insight into the Global Threat Landscape
The 8th annual Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report from Arbor offers a rare view into the most critical security challenges facing today’s network operators. Among the key findings this year, advanced persistent threats (APTs) are top of mind for both service providers and enterprises; distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks have plateaued in size but become more complex; data center and cloud services are especially attractive targets; and mobile operators continue to be reactive in terms of network visibility. The report also covers the impact of BYOD as well as infrastructure issues such as VoIP and IPv6.
Survey Scope and Demographics
Based on survey data provided by 130 network operators from around the world, this annual report is designed to help them make more informed decisions about their security strategies as they relate to the integrity of mission-critical Internet and other IP-based infrastructure. Arbor’s long-standing customer relationships and reputation as a trusted advisor and solution provider make this report possible each year.
Key Report Findings
- Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) a Top Concern for Service Providers and Enterprises
- DDoS: Attack Sizes Plateau; Complex Multi-Vector Attacks on the Rise
- Data Centers and Cloud Services are Increasingly Victimized
- Mobile Providers Continue to be Reactive
- DNS Infrastructure Remains Vulnerable
- IPv6 Deployments Becoming Pervasive
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