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Corero Network Security wins two APAC Tier-1 contracts

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Corero Network Security announced two contracts with Tier-1 telecommunications operators in the Asia-Pacific region to provide Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection and help ensure continuous service availability as those networks scaled.

The company said the wins reflected growing demand for automated DDoS protection that ensured business continuity, safeguarded customer experience, and enabled new security services for operators handling large traffic volumes.

Corero relied on SmartWall ONE to provide continuous connectivity and service quality during large-scale DDoS attacks, detect and mitigate threats automatically and in real time, scale efficiently to support rapid network growth while lowering Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), and enable DDoS Protection-as-a-Service offerings for enterprise and consumer customers.

According to the announcement, one Tier-1 operator with global operations deployed Corero to protect network capacity of up to 500Gbps, while a second Tier-1 operator with global operations used Corero to expand its security portfolio and to deliver DDoS Protection-as-a-Service.

“As networks scale, Tier-1 operators are turning to Corero because our DDoS protection is built to perform at the highest levels,” said Carl Herberger, CEO at Corero Network Security. “We help service providers protect massive network capacity, differentiate their services, and deliver always-on security their customers can trust.”

Corero said these wins reinforced its expanding footprint in APAC, which it described as a strategic growth region where operators are investing in resilience, automation, and differentiated services to support digital economies at scale.

Press release, provided by Cision on behalf of Corero. Read the original.

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