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UNINTERRUPTED RESOURCE OPERATION WITH DoS/DDoS ATTACK PROTECTION

In today’s world, a web portal is a vital business tool, and its downtime can result in lost revenue, reputational damage, and direct financial losses. Malicious actors understand the importance of online resources for businesses and government institutions, often targeting them with denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks to disrupt their operations.

A DDoS attack involves flooding a web resource with a massive number of external requests, causing the targeted equipment to either fail to respond to users or respond so slowly that it becomes virtually inaccessible. Such disruptions are typically achieved through:

    • Forcing a complete halt of the target’s software/hardware operations or exhausting available resources, rendering the equipment unable to continue functioning.
    • Overloading communication channels between users and the targeted service, reducing data transfer speeds below the levels necessary for normal portal functionality.

In today’s world, a web portal is a vital business tool, and its downtime can result in lost revenue, reputational damage, and direct financial losses. Malicious actors understand the importance of online resources for businesses and government institutions, often targeting them with denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks to disrupt their operations.

A DDoS attack involves flooding a web resource with a massive number of external requests, causing the targeted equipment to either fail to respond to users or respond so slowly that it becomes virtually inaccessible. Such disruptions are typically achieved through:

  • Forcing a complete halt of the target’s software/hardware operations or exhausting available resources, rendering the equipment unable to continue functioning.
  • Overloading communication channels between users and the targeted service, reducing data transfer speeds below the levels necessary for normal portal functionality.

Our specialists have years of experience in cybersecurity, particularly in DoS/DDoS attack protection. Using advanced equipment from leading manufacturers, we ensure reliable protection for your network against attacks of any complexity.

Oleksandr Miliutin / Head of the Infocom Research and Development Center

Objectives of Attackers

    • Ransom Demands: Attackers may launch a DDoS attack to extort a ransom in exchange for halting it.
    • Unfair Competition: Attacks can be directed at competitors to disrupt their services and gain a competitive edge.
    • Reputation Damage: Targeting a company’s web presence to harm its reputation by reducing site or service availability.
    • Diversionary Tactics: Distracting IT personnel while other attacks are launched to infiltrate the organization’s infrastructure.
    • Military Motives: Cyberattacks by nations aimed at espionage or damaging military or civilian infrastructure.

Objectives of Attackers

  • Ransom Demands: Attackers may launch a DDoS attack to extort a ransom in exchange for halting it.
  • Unfair Competition: Attacks can be directed at competitors to disrupt their services and gain a competitive edge.
  • Reputation Damage: Targeting a company’s web presence to harm its reputation by reducing site or service availability.
  • Diversionary Tactics: Distracting IT personnel while other attacks are launched to infiltrate the organization’s infrastructure.
  • Military Motives: Cyberattacks by nations aimed at espionage or damaging military or civilian infrastructure.

Consequences of a DDoS Attack

    • Frequent interruptions to a website or online service can lead to customer loss and damage a business’s reputation.
    • Even brief attacks on e-commerce or financial services can result in significant financial losses.
    • Combined attacks may lead to data theft, destruction of critical information, or disruptions to internal processes.
    • Restoring normal operations after a DDoS attack can be costly and time-consuming.
    • Attacks on critical infrastructure, such as energy systems or transportation networks, can jeopardize public safety.

Consequences of a DDoS Attack

  • Frequent interruptions to a website or online service can lead to customer loss and damage a business’s reputation.
  • Even brief attacks on e-commerce or financial services can result in significant financial losses.
  • Combined attacks may lead to data theft, destruction of critical information, or disruptions to internal processes.
  • Restoring normal operations after a DDoS attack can be costly and time-consuming.
  • Attacks on critical infrastructure, such as energy systems or transportation networks, can jeopardize public safety.

The infoDDoS service provides protection against all known types of DoS/DDoS attacks, ensuring the seamless operation of your resources with multi-layered protection that includes the full spectrum of modern anti-attack measures.

Benefits of infoDDoS Service:

• Uninterrupted operation of your online resources.
• Reduced risk of disruptions to your company’s activities.
• Cost optimization: No need to purchase expensive equipment or licenses.
• Time savings: Focus on your strategic goals while we handle cybersecurity.
• Expert support: Leverage Infocom’s specialists without additional staff training.
• 24/7/365 monitoring and control of attacks and incidents.

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      Key Features of the infoDDoS Hardware-Software Solution and Service Connection Scheme:

      FEATURES OF THE infoDDoS SERVICE

        • Behavioral DDoS Protection: Analyzes traffic behavior to detect and block abnormal patterns.
        • Intrusion Prevention System (IPS): Identifies and blocks intrusions in real time using vulnerability and attack pattern databases.
        • TCP SYN Flood Protection: Prevents resource overload from excessive SYN packet requests.
        • Connection Limit: Restricts the number of simultaneous connections per IP address to the resource.
        • Bandwidth Management: Controls incoming traffic volume to prevent overload.
        • Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI): Establishes links between data packets for precise traffic analysis and attack detection.
        • Anti-Scanning Protection: Detects and blocks port-scanning attempts.
        • HTTP Mitigator: Identifies and blocks attempts to overload web resources with excessive requests.

       

      TYPICAL CONNECTION SCHEME FOR infoDDoS SERVICE

      FEATURES OF THE infoDDoS SERVICE

      • Behavioral DDoS Protection: Analyzes traffic behavior to detect and block abnormal patterns.
      • Intrusion Prevention System (IPS): Identifies and blocks intrusions in real time using vulnerability and attack pattern databases.
      • TCP SYN Flood Protection: Prevents resource overload from excessive SYN packet requests.
      • Connection Limit: Restricts the number of simultaneous connections per IP address to the resource.
      • Bandwidth Management: Controls incoming traffic volume to prevent overload.
      • Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI): Establishes links between data packets for precise traffic analysis and attack detection.
      • Anti-Scanning Protection: Detects and blocks port-scanning attempts.
      • HTTP Mitigator: Identifies and blocks attempts to overload web resources with excessive requests.

       

      TYPICAL CONNECTION SCHEME FOR infoDDoS SERVICE

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