NETSCOUT is unleashing a cyber-defense upgrade, doubling its Arbor Cloud capacity to 33 terabits per second across 16 global scrubbing centers by late 2026—arming critical infrastructure against increasingly massive and complex attacks. With hybrid defenses blending on-premises and cloud-based protection, they’re ready to handle flood-level traffic that can cripple remote access to industrial systems, even if controllers aren’t directly hit. This move bridges the growing gap between IT and operational tech, where internet-facing disruptions can halt operations—think lost monitoring, maintenance logs, or vendor support—without ever touching the physical controls.
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