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Increasing the Security of your Website
Protect Against Hackers, Worms, and Viruses
"IT security spending is reactive, unpredictable, and expensive. Firms lurch from incident to incident and overspend budgets because they can't predict the magnitude of future threats."
— Forrester, August 2003
Uncertain security is a fact of Internet-based business.
Threats in the form of hacker attacks, viruses, worms, and intrusions continue to grow, while the time between the announcement of vulnerabilities and the availability of exploits is shrinking.
Yet, to transact business online, organizations need to allow requests and traffic to flow through their IT infrastructure from the wider Internet.
Targeted Web security solutions are available, but they can be cost-prohibitive and computationally heavy, slowing down site performance.
How can you protect your Web operations against all threats without crippling performance or overprovisioning your infrastructure?
Protect your e-business against malicious and random traffic from hackers, worms, and viruses with Akamai Site Security.
This solution completely masks your origin servers from any external, direct attack by extending your security layer to the edge of the Internet, while providing insight into the effectiveness of your security systems.
Benefits to Businesses:
- Protects your e-business across the Internet by passing all requests through the Akamai EdgePlatform before they arrive at your Web servers
- Maintains content integrity by removing your Web servers and DNS servers from addressable IP space
- Provides proactive monitoring and rapid response by watching for and reporting security events and anomalies to Akamai's network operations center
- Simplifies infrastructure and operations by extending your security solution via the Akamai EdgePlatform
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Extending Your Security Model
The companies' Websites can bring new business opportunities and more visibility, with the ability to reach many users and partners all around the world using an incredible communication channel as the Internet...
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