Mitigate DDoS Attacks and Stay Online: A Case Study

Neustar • July 22, 2013  
Mitigate DDoS Attacks and Stay Online: A Case Study

Top10optionbinaire.com, an independent trading website, had been hit by what is commonly known as a Distributed-Denial-of-Service, or DDoS, attack. Learn how Top10optionbinaire.com was able to reinstate their website and continue to protect against DDoS attacks to ensure the site was available 24x7.

Discover how a DDoS protection solution provided:

  • The bandwidth to repel large attacks;
  • The diversity to block different types of attacks;
  • On-demand service that helped control costs and decrease time to get back online.

Read this case study to see how Top10Optionbinaire.com stays up and running 24x7 - and how, with the right protection, you can too.

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