Markets.Ft Nexusguard and Linknet Enterprise Partner for Enhanced DDoS Protection in Indonesia
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- •Nexusguard partners with Linknet Enterprise to enhance DDoS protection in Indonesia.
- •The partnership integrates advanced DDoS mitigation technology into Linknet's network.
- •Linknet Enterprise serves critical infrastructure and government clients, emphasizing security.
Nexusguard has partnered with Linknet Enterprise to enhance DDoS protection in Indonesia. This strategic partnership, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding, aims to integrate Nexusguard's DDoS mitigation technology into Linknet's backbone network. The collaboration addresses the growing complexity of cyber threats and aims to bolster Indonesia's digital infrastructure. Linknet Enterprise serves a wide range of corporate clients, including government institutions and critical infrastructure providers. Nexusguard brings nearly two decades of experience in network protection and has been recognized as a leader in DDoS defense. The partnership combines Linknet's 100 Gbps mitigation capacity with Nexusguard's 3 Tbps+ global scrubbing infrastructure. This initiative is part of Linknet's commitment to cybersecurity as a core component of its services. The integration will enable automated detection and mitigation of DDoS attacks, enhancing overall security for enterprises in Indonesia.
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