2021 saw an immense increase in the number of DDoS i.e Distributed Denial of Service attacks. This was an obvious development considering the sudden push businesses received due to the pandemic. With no choice other than to shift to a remote work environment, businesses ran into several cybersecurity risks and DDoS attacks were one of the biggest threats to the organizations.
Most of the organizations still functioning on traditional i.e legacy infrastructure were at the receiving end of the attacks. But experts in the industry post several analysis reports that have decoded the change in the attacks. The number of DDoS attacks has reduced in 2022, but they are now more evolved and sophisticated not just with the technology but also in their targets and techniques. Digital transformation from legacy to cloud is also creating a space for new vulnerabilities which is only giving more ammunition to the threat actors.
DDoS is the most preferred cyberattack technique being used by threat actors even now. How have the attacks evolved in just a year?
“It is very necessary for enterprises to keep themselves updated about not just their infrastructure but also about the changes taking place in the world of technology. This will ensure that organizations are on top of the changing trends and ready to counter them effectively. This is where cybersecurity experts on DDoS come into the picture and we believe implementing their customized suggestions would keep the data and infrastructure of an organization safe from evolving threats,” said DR Goyal, Vice President - Technology at RAH Infotech.
So how do enterprises and their tech teams counter these evolving and sophisticated attacks? The answer is in the tried and tested methods that also evolve with technological upgrades.
Acknowledging the weak points in the organization's cybersecurity infrastructure and taking the steps to protect against threat actors and their malicious intent keeps an organization prepared and strong. This is what every team needs to aim to beat the new raising trends in the cyberthreat environment.