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ADVANCED THREAT PROTECTION IN THE CLOUD Enterprise Threat Protector leverages real-time Akamai Cloud Security Intelligence and Akamai’s proven, globally distributed platform to proactively identify and block targeted threats such as malware, ransomware, phishing, and DNS–based data exfiltration. Akamai’s portal enables security teams to centrally create, deploy, and enforce both unified security policies and acceptable use

ENTERPRISE APPLICATION ACCESS Secure access to the right application, for the right user, at the right time has become difficult and complex because of the widely distributed nature of users and applications. The definition of a user has evolved to be much more than an employee; this can be a supplier, partner, customer, developer, or

AKAMAI WAP- STANDARD WAF DDOS Web Application Protector combines an easy-to-manage WAF with highly scalable DDoS protection in a single cloud-based solution. Web Application Protector can help protect your applications from a wide range of network- and application-layer threats with less effort and overhead — whether they are located in your data centers or the

AKAMAI KONA- WAF DDOS In order to thrive in today’s fast-moving and hyper-connected digital economy, your business applications are designed to be highly accessible via websites and APIs by consumers and business partners at scale and speed. However, they also offer an attractive entry point to access valuable data and therefore are the main target

AKAMAI FAST DNS Over the past two years, the size of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks doubled, and the number and combination of attack vectors increased significantly. In 2020, an 809 million packets per second (Mpps) attack hit an organization, making the event the largest packet per second attack ever recorded. While some organizations may believe

9 MYTHS ABOUT DDOS DEFENSE Over the past two years, the size of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks doubled, and the number and combination of attack vectors increased significantly. In 2020, an 809 million packets per second (Mpps) attack hit an organization, making the event the largest packet per second attack ever recorded. While some organizations