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ZENEDGE Announces Launch of Single IP Protection at HostingCon
📅 - ZENEDGE took the stage at HostingCon on Tuesday to announce the general availability of a new offering, Single IP Protection, to provide enterprise-class network DDoS mitigation to companies and organizations using smaller networks.
Traditionally, network DDoS mitigation requires BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) for all routing decisions – and it only works on networks with a minimum of class C subnet and 256 total IP addresses, the company says.
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