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DDos

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are on the increase – a simple strategy, basically these are large numbers of hijacked browsers or botnets programmed to make constant repeated requests to a webserver or cluster thereof until it/they crash due to CPU or bandwidth overload. DDoS mitigation is built into many of IP Performance’s solution offerings, measuring number of web requests and frequency, and blocking or dropping requests as necessary.

  • EfficientIP – DNS Blast

    Carrier-Grade DNS DDoS Attack Protection To Combat Extreme Volumetric Threats. DNS Blast is the world’s fastest DNS cache appliance, absorbing up to 17 million (17M) DNS queries per second (QPS) to secure DNS servers against extreme DDoS attacks, such as DNS amplification and reflection attacks. Leverage DNS Blast performance and security features to reduce infrastructure […]

    Carrier-Grade DNS DDoS Attack Protection To Combat Extreme Volumetric Threats. DNS Blast is the world’s fastest DNS cache appliance, absorbing up to 17 million (17M) DNS queries per second (QPS) to secure DNS servers against extreme DDoS attacks, such as DNS amplification and reflection attacks.


    Leverage DNS Blast performance and security features to reduce infrastructure costs and complexity by suppressing useless layers of network defense systems and slow-performing DNS servers. Dozens of DNS clusters and load balancers can be eliminated – dramatically decreasing TCO, simplifying your DNS infrastructure, and increasing your level of DNS security. Deploy a decentralised DNS architecture to get the DNS service closer to customers, enabling you to reduce latency, improve user experience, and block the clustering of traffic in the network core during attacks.

  • ‘We are really happy with the Juniper Mist solution provided by IP Performance and in fact when you look at the number of daily connections I would say it’s exceeded our expectations, for example in our Coatbridge campus the feedback from all staff and students for a number of years has been really negative regarding the Wifi but right now we currently have 600 users connected. The ability to look at the monitor and see what the trends are in terms of time-to-connect and successful connections also gives us the ability to see a problem before it impacts on a number of users. Therefore this reduces the amount of Wifi issues that are submitted to our helpdesk, so this again shows that the solution works.’

    Joe Livingstone ICT Manager (Network),
    New College Lanarkshire