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Why Availability Is the New Security Imperative

Every organization today operates a digital kingdom, a complex ecosystem of applications, networks, users, and dependencies that must remain available at all times. Yet modern attacks don’t need to breach defenses to cause damage. They simply disrupt availability. In this technical discussion, Corero experts explore why availability has become the primary security objective for both enterprises and ISP/Telco environments—and what it takes to engineer continuity at scale. Rather than focusing on post-incident response, this session examines how automated, inline protection and real-time visibility enable networks to stay online during attacks, not just recover afterward. What you’ll learn: Why availability is now the defining measure of security success Where digital kingdoms are most vulnerable—across applications, infrastructure, encrypted traffic, and DNS How business continuity changes the way engineers design, operate, and protect networks Why traditional security models struggle at scale without automation What an availability-first architecture looks like for enterprises and service providers Designed for network engineers, security architects, SecOps, NetOps, and service provider teams, this session delivers practical insight into protecting what matters most—continuous availability. Learn more about Corero Network Security: https://www.corero.com/speak-to-a-ddo...