Streetinsider Nokia and Cinia Launch Advanced DDoS Protection for Finland's Critical Infrastructure
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- •Nokia and Cinia have launched a managed DDoS protection service for critical infrastructure.
- •The service utilizes Nokia's Deepfield Defender for real-time threat detection and mitigation.
- •Cinia's operational capabilities are enhanced through improved network visibility and anomaly detection.
Nokia has partnered with Cinia to implement an advanced Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection solution aimed at safeguarding Finland's critical infrastructure. This collaboration establishes a managed security service provider model that offers 24/7 DDoS protection services leveraging Nokia's Deepfield Defender technology. Cinia, which operates essential digital infrastructure including international submarine cable systems, requires robust defenses against evolving cyber threats to maintain service continuity for Finnish customers. The solution provides real-time threat identification and mitigation capabilities, ensuring resilience against modern cyberattacks. The partnership enhances Cinia's operational capabilities through improved network visibility and anomaly detection, supporting its critical connectivity services. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to strengthen cybersecurity for national assets in Finland. The solution is expected to protect against a wide range of DDoS threats, including botnet attacks.
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