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Nexusguard’s Edge Protection service leverages Nexusguard’s globally distributed scrubbing infrastructure to augment and level-up a CSP’s Internet.

Nexusguard’s Network Protection nullifies the threat of attack traffic attempting to flood networks by preventing congestion to CSP backbones caused.

The Nexusguard WAF is already updated with the new rule that would effectively block any attempt to exploit the Atlassian vulnerability. For our customers that are using Atlassian’s products and services or might be concerned about their exposure to this vulnerability should reach out to the Nexusguard Service Team to review their WAF policies.

GRE (Generic Routing Encapsulation) tunneling, a means through which clean traffic is delivered back to protected networks, is the most common deployment method used in today’s networked world.

With Nexusguard, CSPs can offer DDoS protection solutions as-a-service, with hybrid strategies combining on-premises and cloud-based mitigation technologies that can be used in tandem or separately.

Nexusguard’s suite of DDoS mitigation solutions are designed to meet even the most scrupulous security requirements of large enterprise and CSP environments.

For route verification to be effective, Nexusguard validates ROAs created by their customers, ensuring all their routes are safe to announce to the Internet.

Nexusguard’s enhanced Cloud Diversion method, On-Net, not only reduces network latency but also expedites time-to-mitigation, ensuring customer assets are protected at all times.