Skip to main content

Application-layer DDoS Attacks: Bad Things Come In Small Packages

Published Date
Author Tom Bienkowski

DDoS attacks come in many flavors. One of the more popular these days is the application-layer attack, sometimes called a Layer 7 attack because it targets the top layer of the OSI mode

Download PDF

DDoS attacks come in many flavors. One of the more popular these days is the application-layer attack, sometimes called a Layer 7 attack because it targets the top layer of the OSI mode

About the Author

NETSCOUT Product Marketing Director Tom Bienkowski has been involved in the network and security field for more than 20 years. During his tenure in the industry, he has worked for large enterprises as a network engineer as well as for multiple network management and security vendors in sales engineering/management, technical field marketing, and product management roles. In his current role as director of product marketing at NETSCOUT, he focuses on NETSCOUT’s industry-leading DDoS protection solutions.

Profile Photo of Tom Bienkowski
More Content by Tom Bienkowski