Proxyconn Launches Distributed Denial Of Service Protection for its Acceleration System
21 October 2005
Proxyconn, Inc. has just announced that its Acceleration Servers are now shipped with protection against distributed denial of service attacks (DDOS). This feature is targeted for large and medium size ISPs. ISPs implementing the Proxyconn Acceleration System would now be able to protect themselves against attempts to disrupt their acceleration service to users.
The majority of the dialup users in the US already enjoy accelerated Internet service; it is only a matter of time before Denial of Service Attacks would be launched against acceleration servers around the world. Proxyconn is ready to work with ISPs using competing products on implementing this vital protection.
“Cyber Fraud, Distributed Denial of Service Attacks (DDoS) continues to pose a significant and challenge for Global Service Providers” said Uzi Yair, Proxyconn’s CEO, “Our DDOS feature confirms our leadership in the web acceleration space”, he added.
The Proxyconn DDOS system is available immediately and is included free of charge for large and medium ISPs.
About Proxyconn, Inc.:
Based in Newport Beach, California, Proxyconn, Inc. is the creator of web acceleration. Proxyconn has kept a clear industry lead with their accelerator’s fastest speed and superb image quality - while maintaining an on-going expansion of its cutting edge, “all-in-one” feature suite. The Proxyconn Acceleration Suite includes up to 10X Acceleration, Antivirus Protection, Parental Control, Ads blocker and Privacy protection. The Proxyconn technology is used by hundreds of ISPs and millions of users throughout the world. The acceleration service can be rolled out by ISPs either as a bundled offering or “a la carte”. It has been deployed by hundreds of ISPs utilizing either Proxyconn’s network of servers or on the ISPs’ own servers.
For more information contact:
Proxyconn, Inc.
4685 MacArthur Court
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Tel: 949-863-1106 x5
http://www.proxyconn.com
Source: PR Web
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