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As more unsecured devices become IP-enabled for remote management or as part of sensor networks, the possibilities for attack grow.
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As denial of service attacks become more frequent and powerful, agencies need to take steps to prepare, from new arrangements with ISPs to establishing low-bandwidth alternate communications.
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Servers being bombarded by requests is a nuisance, but when attacks come in conjunction with an emergency, they can lead to trouble.
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Attacks from botnets are increasing in bandwidth and, significantly, packet rates, a Prolexic report says.
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DHS has warned about recent denial of service attacks against PSAPs and other government phone lines, but the attacks are nothing new.
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Most experts agree that you can't do it all by yourself, but there are practical measures agencies can take to shore up their networks against denial of service attacks.
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