Arelion Enhances DDoS Protection with NETSCOUT Arbor Solutions
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- •Arelion collaborates with NETSCOUT to enhance DDoS protection for its network.
- •NETSCOUT's Arbor TMS and Sightline received multiple G2 Leader Badges for winter 2026.
- •The enhancements focus on improving threat intelligence, automation, and reporting capabilities.
Arelion, a major Tier-1 Internet carrier, has partnered with NETSCOUT to enhance its DDoS protection capabilities. The collaboration focuses on improving the efficiency of Arelion's existing DDoS protection infrastructure, which has been in place for over 16 years. NETSCOUT provided insights into Arelion's current security setup and introduced new offerings aimed at bolstering DDoS defenses. Arelion's goal is to enhance protection for both its internal systems and its customer services. The improvements include advanced threat intelligence and automation features. NETSCOUT's Arbor Threat Mitigation System (TMS) and Arbor Sightline have been recognized as leaders in DDoS protection, receiving multiple accolades in the winter 2026 G2 Leader Badges. These products are designed to provide real-time insights and robust defenses against DDoS attacks. The partnership reflects Arelion's commitment to investing in top-tier network security solutions.
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