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Netscout Ir Ddos Overview Final
Netscout Ir Ddos Overview Final
◦ Q&A
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differ materially from the forward-looking statements due to known and unknown risk, uncertainties, assumptions and
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advanced network and cybersecurity solutions specifically; the Company’s relationships with strategic partners;
dependence upon broad-based acceptance of the Company’s solutions; the presence of competitors with greater
financial resources than we have and their strategic response to our products; our ability to retain key executives
and employees; and lower than expected demand for the Company’s products and services. For a more detailed
description of the risk factors associated with the Company, please refer to the Company’s Annual Report on Form
10-K for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2016 and subsequent Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, which are on file
with the Securities and Exchange Commission. NetScout assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking
information contained in this communication or with respect to the announcements described herein.
NETSCOUT
BEST
TRAFFIC & DDoS DDoS DDoS PROTECTION ADVANCED THREAT PEOPLE
VISIBILITY PROTECTION SOLUTIONS & DDoS SOLUTIONS
8 of 10 Largest Cloud
Services Providers are
Arbor customers
Cost of Impact to
DDoS Victim
Service
400G
300G
200G
100G
Sept Oct Nov Dec 2016 Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug
Smarter Data
1
Smarter Analytics
Comprehensive
Network Telemetry 2
Ubiquitous Visibility
& Security
ASNs: 44,570
Unique IPv4 2.63B
Addresses:
SERVICE PROVIDER
SERVICE PROVIDER
ENTERPRISE
SERVICE PROVIDER
ENTERPRISE
SERVICE PROVIDER
SERVICE PROVIDER
3
Cloud
Signaling
2
Attacks
Arbor SP/TMS Arbor APS
Radware
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Q&A
◦ The DYN attack in the fall of 2016 was a high-profile, watershed event that resulted in outages at
major sites like Twitter, NetFlix and scores of other highly trafficked websites and it created a spike in
demand from both existing and prospective customers? What happened there and what did Arbor
learn from that attack?
◦ DDoS is a major security threat to customers of all sizes. What are Arbor’s development priorities
going for customers going forward?
◦ Earlier this spring, Arbor announced a major commitment to significantly expand its scrubbing
capacity for its DDoS cloud service, Arbor Cloud. How is that progressing?
◦ One of Arbor’s offerings for its service providers, SP Flex, converted from a subscription offering to a
more conventional, perpetual license. Can you tell us a little about that product and what happened
to cause that change? How was that transition received by customers and how far along is that
conversion?