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One in five companies would consider paying 20% or more of their annual revenue.>>

"The sheer amount of traffic and potential threats can ensnare resources and impact the ability to introduce greater precision to those key systems.">>

There was a 154% increase in the number of cyber attacks between 2019 and 2020, with growth in ransom-related DDoS.>>

With more people shopping online than ever before amid the COVID-19 pandemic, 78% of cybersecurity professionals said they expect to see an increase in DNS-related security threats over the next month. >>

Those using the Verisign Public DNS will be migrated to Neustar’s infrastructure ‘in a process that will be fully transparent to them’, Neustar states.>>

"It is more critical than ever that organisations have access to actionable, contextualised, near real-time threat data to power the network and application security tools they use to detect and block malicious actors.">>

It comes as the security risk profile for organisations around the world increased in large part thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing greater reliance on cloud technology and thrusting digital laggards into quick and unsecured migrations.>>

The increase in misinformation and fake domains have left organisations perceiving the threat level to be ‘very significant’, with a third planning greater emphasis on their ability to respond in coming months.>>

Being such an integral part of the internet infrastructure makes DNS a popular target for cyber criminals looking to attack organisational networks and data.>>

The ‘weaponisation’ of AI was predicted to be one of the biggest cybersecurity threats of 2018. Here's how to prepare.>>

With the explosion of cyber-security attacks, what is the best way of determining which websites are good and which are bad?>>

“As part of Neustar’s quest to end the DDoS attack arms race, we have invested to build the largest DDoS mitigation defence network across the globe.">>

Neustar's Robin Schmitt talks how cyber-criminals are utilising web and application layer security and how to stay one step ahead.>>

The company believes the DDoS attack rate is going to worsen ‘dramatically’ next year.>>

The scale of devastation can have a lot to do with how attackers use resources, such as IoT devices, to launch wide-scale attacks.>>

Results from a recent survey of security executive from across 11 EMEA countries have been released, revealing the effects of attacks like WannaCry.>>

Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are getting larger this year and it’s now a game of risk, according to a new report from Neustar.>>

“Sophisticated attacks hit companies of all sizes, in all industries.">>