Stop DDoS Attack - Intrusion Detection System

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Intrusion Prevention is essential to protect Internet facing systems from DDoS Attacks and comply with GLBA mandates for safeguarding customer information.

If you are regulated by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and you have not implemented an intrusion prevention solution—you are not compliant!

DDoS attacks can be debilitating for an organization by shutting down the network, disabling the firewall to allow unauthorized access, or extortion. Top Layer has the highest performing and most reliable IPS to provide protection for the widest variety of attacks, including DDoS attacks. Read the latest lab test review from the NSS Group and see why Top Layer is the superior solution >Intrusion Prevention Report

Securing critical IT infrastructure by preventing debilitating DDoS attacks launched for extortion purposes are all key considerations in working towards fulfilling government compliance and client expectations. The IPS 5500 is the leading intrusion prevention system for financial institutions to ensure they can successfully defend against gigabit DDoS attacks while always allowing legitimate transactions to pass through safely.

Learn more about how Top Layer can help you easily and quickly deploy the IPS 5500 to help enable your compliance - call a Top Layer representative today at 508-870-1300 or send an email to info@TopLayer.com.

The IPS 5500 is the only IPS that will stop all DDoS attacks while also stopping worms, Trojans, viruses and buffer overflows at multi-gigabit speed with no impact on latency.”

Paul Reymann, CEO of ReymannGroup and the co-author of the GLBA data protection regulation, states, “A proactive DDoS risk mitigation strategy is not just best practice – it’s mandated. Clearly the intent of existing laws and regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley and GLBA is to protect information systems and assets from known vulnerabilities and threats. DDoS attacks are a real threat for financial institutions and they must have prevention and mitigation plans in place.”