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Michelle
12/28/2016 10:19:20 AM
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Opportunity for growth
It sounds like there are a lot of parts available to develop useful DDoS protection, but there's still a long way to go. Real-time monitoring, analytics, and big data alone are great for different things. I hope to see a comprehensive and cost-effective solution in the near future. The looming threat of DDoS seems enough to spur rapid development in this area.
clrmoney
12/28/2016 10:42:53 AM
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DDos Data
DDoS is offering security and the data information for homes etc. so I think that customers and companies should have because have the necessary technologies for everyone.
JohnBarnes
12/28/2016 3:00:19 PM
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The first order problem is just to have the capability to shut off traffic that doesn't look enough like expected traffic, and the big data algorithms for doing that do exist now. The harder but important step is to shut off the DDoS component of an unprecedented traffic surge -- and that is coming but not yet here.
dcawrey
12/28/2016 4:39:07 PM
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Re: Opportunity for growth
DDoS are really annoying for businesses. I'm happy to see that there are now better solutions on the market, but there's still a lot of room to grow and improve in this area. Most organizations could care less about DDoS attacks. Until it happens to them, then they care a lot!
Michelle
12/28/2016 4:46:57 PM
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Re: Opportunity for growth
@DC Yes - many businesses think little of the potential for DDoS or blended attacks that require ransom payment to end an attack until it happens to them. Attacks happen to businesses of all sizes so it's crazy to think some businesses care so little about the potential. I suppose some don't have resources to fight off attacks in the first place...
JohnBarnes
12/28/2016 11:01:21 PM
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Well, it's coming. A DDoS on a site that is just sitting there minding its own business only requires training so that the algorithm can recognize "unusual" traffic and quickly develop a list of traits that occur in the unusual traffic in high volumes. That's beginner stuff in machine learning and NLP. But a DDoS against a site that is retaliation or an attempt to silence it for saying something that is popular -- that's a really tough problem, because you can't just say "anything that we weren't seeing last week is suspicious"-- that would cut off exactly the traffic you wanted to gain (essentially it's a baby AND bathwater detector/discarder). So software that can quickly learn the baby-bathwater distinction and apply it -- without needing too much human coaching and intervention because there won't be time -- is going to require some very, very shrewd designs in machine learning. It can be done, but it won't be easy and it won't be next week.
afwriter
12/28/2016 11:45:24 PM
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Let's not forget that it trickles down to the consumer too. The last big DDoS attack was annoying for businesses but it made a lot of us mad that we couldn't go about our daily routines.
Michelle
12/29/2016 10:16:46 AM
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@af This is true. There was no checking twitter for updates in many areas... It was really interesting to watch the news updates of the attack in progress (however frustrating).
dcawrey
12/29/2016 7:14:23 PM
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@afwriter The consumer is always the last to know in these situations, and the bottom line is if these attacks hit businesses, customers are always affected. The problem is, they often don't even know it.
freehe
12/29/2016 10:05:35 PM
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@Michelle, I agree, that is still much work to be done regarding DDOS protection.
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