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CDNetworks Bolsters Its Presence in Latin America as Regional Traffic Reaches Tbps-Level Milestone

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Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Organization, Growth, CDNetworks, Vitality, Claro, Pops, Denial-of-service attack, Investment, TBPS, Telecom Argentina, Drug

SINGAPORE, March 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In a landmark move signaling its bullish outlook on digital transformation, CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, announces a strategic expansion of its investments across Latin America. This initiative aligns with the company surpassing the Tbps internet traffic milestone in the region, reinforcing confidence in its strategic investments to expand its network infrastructure and enhance its security framework.

Key Points:

Witnessing the Burgeoning Growth of Media & Entertainment Consumption, CDNetworks Envisions Infusing Renewed Vitality into Latin America's Internet Landscape.
SINGAPORE, March 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In a landmark move signaling its bullish outlook on digital transformation, CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, announces a strategic expansion of its investments across Latin America.
This initiative aligns with the company surpassing the Tbps internet traffic milestone in the region, reinforcing confidence in its strategic investments to expand its network infrastructure and enhance its security framework.
This investment differentiates CDNetworks as one of the few edge service providers capable of building a rich array of its own PoPs in Latin America.

CDNetworks Bolsters Its Presence in Latin America as Regional Traffic Reaches Tbps-Level Milestone

Retrieved on:

Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Organization, Growth, CDNetworks, Vitality, Claro, Pops, Denial-of-service attack, Investment, TBPS, Telecom Argentina, Drug

SINGAPORE, March 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In a landmark move signaling its bullish outlook on digital transformation, CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, announces a strategic expansion of its investments across Latin America. This initiative aligns with the company surpassing the Tbps internet traffic milestone in the region, reinforcing confidence in its strategic investments to expand its network infrastructure and enhance its security framework.

Key Points:

Witnessing the Burgeoning Growth of Media & Entertainment Consumption, CDNetworks Envisions Infusing Renewed Vitality into Latin America's Internet Landscape.
SINGAPORE, March 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In a landmark move signaling its bullish outlook on digital transformation, CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, announces a strategic expansion of its investments across Latin America.
This initiative aligns with the company surpassing the Tbps internet traffic milestone in the region, reinforcing confidence in its strategic investments to expand its network infrastructure and enhance its security framework.
This investment differentiates CDNetworks as one of the few edge service providers capable of building a rich array of its own PoPs in Latin America.

CDNetworks Rapidly Expanded Its Global Scrubbing Center Network in 2023, Offering Sub-Second Scrubbing Service with Over 15 Tbps Capacity

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Wednesday, March 6, 2024

TB, Risk, Organization, CDNetworks, TBPS, Denial-of-service attack

SINGAPORE, March 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, today announced it rapidly expanded its global network of scrubbing centers in 2023 to help organizations boost availability, enhance resiliency, and secure the digital experience. Offering sub-second scrubbing services, with a capacity exceeding 15 Tbps, this rapid expansion is ideally suited to help organizations cope with the increasingly severe DDoS attacks and more complex compliance concerns.

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With over 10 new scrubbing centers opened in 2023, CDNetworks continues to accelerate deployment of scrubbing centers to offer best-in-class availability and resilience.
SINGAPORE, March 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, today announced it rapidly expanded its global network of scrubbing centers in 2023 to help organizations boost availability, enhance resiliency, and secure the digital experience.
Offering sub-second scrubbing services, with a capacity exceeding 15 Tbps, this rapid expansion is ideally suited to help organizations cope with the increasingly severe DDoS attacks and more complex compliance concerns.
Doyle further explained, "These factors are the motivations for accelerating the deployment of our scrubbing center network in 2023.

CDNetworks Rapidly Expanded Its Global Scrubbing Center Network in 2023, Offering Sub-Second Scrubbing Service with Over 15 Tbps Capacity

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Wednesday, March 6, 2024

TB, Risk, Organization, CDNetworks, TBPS, Denial-of-service attack

SINGAPORE, March 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, today announced it rapidly expanded its global network of scrubbing centers in 2023 to help organizations boost availability, enhance resiliency, and secure the digital experience. Offering sub-second scrubbing services, with a capacity exceeding 15 Tbps, this rapid expansion is ideally suited to help organizations cope with the increasingly severe DDoS attacks and more complex compliance concerns.

Key Points:

With over 10 new scrubbing centers opened in 2023, CDNetworks continues to accelerate deployment of scrubbing centers to offer best-in-class availability and resilience.
SINGAPORE, March 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, today announced it rapidly expanded its global network of scrubbing centers in 2023 to help organizations boost availability, enhance resiliency, and secure the digital experience.
Offering sub-second scrubbing services, with a capacity exceeding 15 Tbps, this rapid expansion is ideally suited to help organizations cope with the increasingly severe DDoS attacks and more complex compliance concerns.
Doyle further explained, "These factors are the motivations for accelerating the deployment of our scrubbing center network in 2023.

CDNetworks Upgrades WAAP Solution with Its Latest AI-Powered Cloud Security 2.0 Platform and Enhanced Adaptive Protection Capabilities

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Thursday, February 1, 2024

SINGAPORE, Jan. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, announced today that it has upgraded its WAAP Solution with a newly launched Cloud Security 2.0 Platform. This upgrade enhances the platform's adaptive protection capabilities and usability to meet the needs of today's demanding business requirements for one-stop management while offering protection customized for a myriad of business scenarios. This enables organizations to effectively tackle the increasingly severe web security threats with confidence.

Key Points:

Backed by a Unified Protection Engine, CDNetworks' WAAP solution leverages AI to offer organizations state-of-the-art adaptive WAAP capabilities.
Recognizing the shortcomings of rule-based protection when it comes to addressing modern network security needs, CDNetworks' Cloud Security 2.0 platform uses an AI Central Engine as the core for its new platform architecture.
The architecture is built to enhance businesses' adaptive protection capabilities through pre-attack business analysis, automatic defense during attacks, and continuous countermeasures.
The launch of our Cloud Security 2.0 platform doesn't just symbolize the sum of our past efforts in the field of cloud security.

CDNetworks Upgrades WAAP Solution with Its Latest AI-Powered Cloud Security 2.0 Platform and Enhanced Adaptive Protection Capabilities

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Thursday, February 1, 2024

SINGAPORE, Feb. 1, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- CDNetworks, the APAC-leading network to deliver edge as a service, announced today that it has upgraded its WAAP Solution with a newly launched Cloud Security 2.0 Platform. This upgrade enhances the platform's adaptive protection capabilities and usability to meet the needs of today's demanding business requirements for one-stop management while offering protection customized for a myriad of business scenarios. This enables organizations to effectively tackle the increasingly severe web security threats with confidence.

Key Points:

Backed by a Unified Protection Engine, CDNetworks' WAAP solution leverages AI to offer organizations state-of-the-art adaptive WAAP capabilities.
Recognizing the shortcomings of rule-based protection when it comes to addressing modern network security needs, CDNetworks' Cloud Security 2.0 platform uses an AI Central Engine as the core for its new platform architecture.
The architecture is built to enhance businesses' adaptive protection capabilities through pre-attack business analysis, automatic defense during attacks, and continuous countermeasures.
The launch of our Cloud Security 2.0 platform doesn't just symbolize the sum of our past efforts in the field of cloud security.

CDNetworks Successfully Mitigated a Blockchain DDoS Attack, Peaking at 1.025 Tbps, on the Eve of Bitcoin ETF Approval

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Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Bitcoin, ETF, Cryptocurrency, IP, API, AI, Blockchain, Denial-of-service attack, CDNetworks, TBPS, Organization

Coincidentally, the attack occurred on the day before the U.S. SEC approved the first U.S.-listed Bitcoin Exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Key Points:

Coincidentally, the attack occurred on the day before the U.S. SEC approved the first U.S.-listed Bitcoin Exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
This incident, timed with the approval of the first U.S.-listed ETFs by the U.S. SEC, marks a turning point for blockchain cybersecurity threats.
Doyle Deng, the Head of Global Marketing and Product at CDNetworks, explained, "The likelihood of an attack was high, especially on the eve of the US SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs.
For more information about how CDNetworks defended against this 1.025 Tbps blockchain DDoS attack on the eve of ETF approval, read our blog post detailing the mitigation process.

CDNetworks Successfully Mitigated a Blockchain DDoS Attack, Peaking at 1.025 Tbps, on the Eve of Bitcoin ETF Approval

Retrieved on:

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Bitcoin, ETF, Cryptocurrency, IP, API, AI, Blockchain, Denial-of-service attack, CDNetworks, TBPS, Organization

Coincidentally, the attack occurred on the day before the U.S. SEC approved the first U.S.-listed Bitcoin Exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Key Points:

Coincidentally, the attack occurred on the day before the U.S. SEC approved the first U.S.-listed Bitcoin Exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
This incident, timed with the approval of the first U.S.-listed ETFs by the U.S. SEC, marks a turning point for blockchain cybersecurity threats.
Doyle Deng, the Head of Global Marketing and Product at CDNetworks, explained, "The likelihood of an attack was high, especially on the eve of the US SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs.
For more information about how CDNetworks defended against this 1.025 Tbps blockchain DDoS attack on the eve of ETF approval, read our blog post detailing the mitigation process.

Online Video Remains the Growth Engine of Content Investment with Local Content Still Key to Acquiring Subscribers

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Monday, December 11, 2023

Ex-China, online video revenues in Asia Pacific were expected to hit US$46 billion in 2028, up from US$29 billion this year.

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Ex-China, online video revenues in Asia Pacific were expected to hit US$46 billion in 2028, up from US$29 billion this year.
In terms of content trends and investment, although pay TV remained the largest vertical, online video was the growth engine of video content investment, with local and Asian content leading premium VOD viewership with the highest reach.
Hence local content remained key to acquiring subscribers in the region, and constantly over-indexing with new users.
A strong focus on content closed off the Summit, with panellists agreeing that Asian content could not be lumped together.

Managed DNS Market worth $1.3 billion by 2028 - Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

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Wednesday, December 20, 2023

Organizations choose managed DNS to outsource the operational complexities of DNS management.

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Organizations choose managed DNS to outsource the operational complexities of DNS management.
Managed DNS in a public cloud can give users in various geographic areas low-latency responses thanks to data centers that are thoughtfully dispersed worldwide.
This approach, combining on-premises infrastructure, private cloud resources, and public cloud services, facilitates a dynamic and flexible DNS management strategy.
In order to improve the authenticity and integrity of DNS data, managed DNS services frequently incorporate security features like DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC).