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ESpanix Enhances DDoS Protection with Nokia Deepfield Defender

ESpanix Enhances DDoS Protection with Nokia Deepfield Defender

First seen 14 Sep 2026, 15:18 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 14, 2026 at 17:19 UTC
  • ESpanix has deployed Nokia Deepfield Defender for DDoS protection.
  • Over 200 networks connected to ESpanix can now access this new security service.
  • The solution ensures local traffic remains within Spain, supporting data sovereignty.

ESpanix, Spain's largest internet exchange point, has deployed Nokia Deepfield Defender to safeguard its infrastructure against DDoS attacks. This new service is available to over 200 national and international networks connected to ESpanix, which serve the majority of internet users in Spain. The solution aims to detect and mitigate DDoS attacks in real-time, preventing malicious traffic from reaching connected networks. DDoS attacks are increasingly sophisticated, leveraging botnets and weaponized proxies, posing a significant threat to online services. The integration of this proactive security measure ensures that Spanish internet traffic remains local, aligning with data sovereignty regulations. ESpanix emphasizes that this new service simplifies DDoS protection for its members, requiring no specialized technical knowledge to implement. The deployment reflects ESpanix's commitment to enhancing security across its service portfolio.

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2026-09-14
Nokia Deepfield Defender deployed
ESpanix announced the deployment of Nokia's DDoS protection solution to enhance security for its exchange platform.
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