The top cybersecurity products, chosen by our expert staff based on our in-depth analysis of the market for security tools.
See our complete list of top DDoS vendors. Company Description Cloudflare’s network deals with more than 10 trillion requests per month, which is nearly 10 percent of all Internet requests for more than 2.5 billion people worldwide. Its approach is to protect and accelerate Internet applications online without adding hardware, installing software or changing…
See our complete list of top DDoS vendors. Company Description F5 Networks was founded in 1996, and it originally focused on network load balancing. Headquartered in Seattle, F5 now offers solutions for distributed denial of service (DDoS), DNS, load balancing and more. It trades on the NASDAQ exchange under the symbol FFIV. Product Description…
See our complete list of top DDoS vendors. Company Description Founder Mark Teolis conceived DOSarrest as a result of his years of experience in the hosting/colocation industry. He saw firsthand the devastation that distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks had, not only on the target but also on the service providers hosting the target, and…
See our complete list of top DDoS vendors. Company Description For over 20 years, Neustar has offered performance monitoring, managed DNS and distributed denial of service (DDoS) defense solutions. Originally part of Lockheed Martin, it divested in 1999 and is now privately held. Product Description Neustar SiteProtect NG offers both on-premises and cloud options.…
See our complete list of top DDoS vendors. Company Description Arbor Networks was founded in Burlington, Massachusetts, in 2000. Tektronix Communications acquired the company in 2010, and it acquired an Australian company named Packetloop in 2013. In 2015, NETSCOUT acquired Arbor, and it is now considered the security division of NETSCOUT. Its products focus…
See our complete list of top DDoS vendors. Company Description Founded in 2002, Imperva was originally named WEBcohort before its renaming in 2004. The company went public in 2011 and acquired Incapsula in 2015. Today, the company focuses on distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection, Website security, content delivery and load balancing. Product Description…
In the realm of cybersecurity, incident response has taken on new importance, especially with the rise in attacks and the sophisticated methods being used by cybercriminals. The conundrum is that incident response (IR) happens only after an incident is detected, which brings up some major concerns. Most of the IR platforms on the market are…
See our complete list of top Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems. Company Description Based in San Jose, California, Cisco is the world’s largest networking infrastructure vendor. It also has a broad server, storage and security portfolio, and has had intrusion detection and prevention system (IDPS) offerings for many years. The acquisition of Sourcefire has improved…
Organizations looking to purchase a security information and event management (SIEM) solution really can’t go wrong with either Micro Focus ArcSight or Splunk. Customers rate both solutions highly, and analysts have also given them favorable reviews. But while Splunk gets high marks for ease of use, deploying it at scale can be a challenge.…