Dec, 2019 : DOSarrest Adds AI to Their DDoS Protection Platform

📅 December 23, 2019 - DOSarrest, a cybersecurity company from Vancouver, B.C., Canada, specializing in fully managed cloud-based Internet security services, has rolled out new advanced mitigation capabilities for their cloud-based DDoS protection platform.

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Using this traffic intelligence, network operators can pinpoint the cause of any congestion, create their own ACLs to white-list or black-list any malicious networks.