Protect your infrastructure against sophisticated DDoS attacks

DDoS attacks are on the rise as digital transformation opens up new frontiers for cyberthreats. The attacks put critical network availability at risk and can be very costly for businesses as customer-facing services become unavailable and normal operations are disrupted. It is very important, therefore, to be able to block these attacks and allow only legitimate traffic to pass through. 

How does it work?

Stay ahead of cyber threats in real-time, round the clock.

 

With Singtel’s Managed DDoS Protection Service, traffic is routed to a scrubbing centre where malicious traffic is filtered out and only legitimate traffic is forwarded to the enterprise router.

Benefits

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Round-the-clock protection
24x7 surveillance of the enterprise network traffic enables timely detection and response to network anomalies that can lead to DDoS incidents.
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Highly scalable
On-demand capacity enables the enterprise to scale up its defences easily to mitigate the impact of terabit DDoS attacks.
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Lower risk
Fast and effective mitigation of DDoS attacks reduces business risk and maintains availability and performance of critical network infrastructure.
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Access to expertise
Access to expertise from Singtel’s Advanced Security Operations Centre (ASOC) frees up internal IT resources to focus on the core business.

Features

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Proactive monitoring
Internet traffic is monitored 24x7 with behavioural analytics enriched by contextual intelligence to detect anomalies.
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Rapid incident response
Notification of a possible DDoS attack takes place within minutes and the incident is escalated for rapid threat mitigation.
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Threat mitigation
A scrubbing centre with access to multi-terabit capacity filters out malicious traffic and forwards only legitimate traffic to the enterprise router.
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Up-to-date reports
Attack updates and incident reports can be viewed on the SOC Portal. Updates are also emailed to stakeholders.
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Joint exercises
Joint DDoS incident readiness exercises are conducted to ensure operational integration between Singtel and the enterprise IT teams.

Awards and accolades

Asia Communications Awards


Cyber Security Award – MDR (2021)
Cyber Security Award – MSS (2020)
Cyber Safe Award – MSS (2018)

AiSP The Cybersecurity Awards
2020


MNC (Vendor) Category

Asian Telecom Awards
2022 & 2023


Cybersecurity Initiative
of the Year (SG)

Frost & Sullivan APAC
Best Practices Awards


Singapore Managed Security
Service Provider of the Year
(2018-2021)

Frost & Sullivan APAC
Best Practices Awards


SEA Managed Security Service
Provider of the Year
(2018-2020)

Frost & Sullivan APAC
Best Practices Awards


Singapore Cybersecurity Service
Company of the Year Award
(2022)

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