Attacks On Public Services Includes Airports, Tourist Business And Media Will Continue

Radware Japan, the leading company in network securities and application delivery solutions, warns of new cyber-attack threats mainly targeted on public services organization include airports, tourist business and media.

Radware provides detailed and regularly updated information about these new threats on the following website: http://global.radware.com/OpKillingBay

While the services provided through the Internet is getting more important, the number of attacks cause service outages by political organizations or hacktivists are increasing.

These attacks specific Japan organization began in early October and do not show signs of slowdown. Since this series of attack will continue, Radware Japan warns all enterprises and public organizations providing any services through the Internet to prepare for the attack and deploy solution to prevent the damages.

Those attacks may be caused by vulnerabilities resident on web application, or reviving too many packets or connection request to be handled by web servers. Former cases can be protected by WAF, Web Application Firewall solution, and latter cases by dedicated solution for DoS/DDoS protection.

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