DDoS Vulnerability Testing Without Negative Impact

Hey friends,

As a cybersecurity professional, I wanted to take a minute and highlight the importance of testing for DDoS vulnerabilities across your entire attack surface. This includes layers 3, 4, and 7 of your external-facing network. If you’ve been reading some reports and the latest news about cybersecurity, you’ve probably noticed that DDoS attacks have become more frequent and damaging to organizations around the world. To combat these threats, it is essential to perform continuous DDoS vulnerability testing.?

But what I’ve noticed is that many businesses may be hesitant to conduct DDoS testing, because they are concerned about downtime that disrupts their operations. I can understand that. I mean - who would actually want to go into downtime…???

The good news is that it is possible to test for DDoS vulnerabilities without experiencing any negative impacts on the business, and the only technology that can do that is MazeBolt RADAR?? testing. RADAR testing allows organizations to conduct DDoS testing without causing any downtime or disruption. It simulates all known DDoS attacks and provides detailed reports on identified vulnerabilities with a detailed plan for remediation, allowing cybersecurity teams to take action. Fixing a few of the most critical points of exposure can resolve up to 90% of discovered vulnerabilities, significantly reducing companies’ risk when under a DDoS attack.

Ongoing testing for DDoS vulnerabilities across your entire live environment is essential for ensuring the security and availability of a network or website. Don't let concerns about downtime or disruption hold you back - make sure to prioritize testing for DDoS vulnerabilities across your attack surface with RADAR testing. Once you eliminate the concern of downtime, there’s really no reason to not test your dynamic attack surface - the alternative is getting hit with a multi-vectored DDoS attack, and that’s a terrible alternative…

Go to www.mazebolt.com for more information on how you can expose your critical vulnerabilities and remediate your mitigation, and most importantly - have a great day!

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