How to deny DDoS attacks

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	How to deny DDoS attacks DDoS attacks have always been more difficult to prevent than other sorts of attacks. We have three tactics that will let you fend off DDoS attacks if your networks are targeted. Read More WHITE PAPER: AppAssure Software Backup for Virtual and Physical Servers Best Practices Read this popular whitepaper by Don Jones, a world renown author, speaker and Microsoft MVP about the Top 10 Best Practices of backing up Microsoft Windows Server on Virtual and Physical Servers. Learn more In this Issue Developing Android apps for x86: What you need to know Microsoft's OneNote for iOS rings hollow Why Google+ will become Google's only product WEBCAST: IBM Advanced Case Management and Content Analytics Join this Q&A session with expert Randy Kahn to hear about this technology's wide applicability in industries such as insurance, banking and healthcare. View Now Developing Android apps for x86: What you need to know The good news is that Android developers don't have to worry about maintaining and distributing separate x86 and ARM versions of their apps. Read More Microsoft's OneNote for iOS rings hollow Don't be fooled by OneNote for iPad; Microsoft supports iOS and others only to encourage use of its cloud and server software. Read More Why Google+ will become Google's only product Want to know Google's überstrategy for dominating the future of online everything? Here it is: Coalesce all of its best products into a single super product that marginalizes smaller rivals to the point of irrelevance and clobbers Facebook with total superiority. Read More
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