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Corero Network Security plc reports developments tied to real-time DDoS protection, service availability, and network-edge cyber resilience. The company’s updates frequently cover its SmartWall ONE platform, Cyber Resilience platform, CORE solution, DDoS Protection-as-a-Service offerings, and threat intelligence on faster, multi-vector attacks.
Recurring news themes include subscription and recurring-revenue growth, telecommunications and cloud-provider customer wins, managed-service deployments, channel partnerships, regional expansion in Latin America and Asia-Pacific, market recognition, and leadership appointments supporting partner-led sales.
Corero Network Security (OTCQX: DDOSF) announced that Cooper University Health Care has selected its CORE Zero Trust Admission Control (ZTAC) solution to enhance network security. This marks the first healthcare implementation of Corero's CORE ZTAC technology.
The solution will protect Cooper's digital infrastructure by ensuring only pre-authenticated users can access critical systems, providing real-time mitigation of attacks and safeguarding remote access infrastructure. Cooper University Health Care, South Jersey's leading academic health system, operates with nearly 11,000 team members, including over 1,000 physicians and more than 1,600 nurses.
Corero Network Security (OTCQX: DDOSF) has been named a Certified Partner in World Wide Technology's (WWT) ecosystem. As the only purpose-built DDoS protection provider in WWT's network, Corero will integrate its solutions into WWT's Cyber Security and Business Resilience Practice Portfolio.
The partnership leverages Corero's SmartWall ONE™ platform, offering scalable, automated DDoS mitigation for on-premises, edge, and hybrid-cloud deployments. This alliance aligns with WWT's 2025 cybersecurity priorities and builds upon Corero's existing partnerships with Juniper and Akamai.
GTT Communications (NYSE:DDOSF) has announced a significant expansion of its DDoS Protection and Mitigation Services in partnership with Corero Network Security. The company has added three new scrubbing centers in São Paulo, Hong Kong, and Miami, bringing the total to 13 global locations.
The expansion increases GTT's total scrubbing capacity to 4Tbps and comes amid alarming growth in DDoS attacks, with average packet-per-second (PPS) attacks surging 242% and megabits-per-second (Mbps) attacks growing 128% in H2 2024. The Brazil location marks GTT's first DDoS scrubbing facility in Latin America, where attacks increased by 176% in H1 2025.
Corero Network Security (DDOSF) has appointed Adrian Crawley as Vice President of International Sales to drive global expansion. Crawley brings extensive experience from senior roles in cybersecurity firms, with a strong background in channel and service provider strategies, DDoS security solutions, and identity security. His career highlights include guiding regional operations through hypergrowth and a successful IPO, leading global sales initiatives, and scaling EMEA operations for a zero-trust segmentation provider.
CEO Carl Herberger emphasized that Crawley's appointment aligns with Corero's next phase of international growth, citing his expertise in revenue generation, regional operations scaling, and strategic alliance building. The appointment reinforces Corero's commitment to expanding its global presence in DDoS protection services.
Corero Network Security (DDOSF) has released its 2025 Threat Intelligence Report, revealing significant changes in DDoS attack patterns during 2024. The report highlights that customers faced an average of 11 attacks per day, marking a 5% year-over-year increase. Key findings show attackers shifting away from mid-sized attacks (1-5Gbps), which declined from 19.4% in 2019 to 12.4% in 2024.
The report identifies emerging trends including increased attack frequency, adoption of chained vector campaigns that rotate protocols every 30-60 seconds, and operational challenges for defenders. According to Merrill Research's survey, over 50% of organizations struggle with cross-team coordination, while 68% face difficulties demonstrating DDoS protection ROI to leadership.
Corero Network Security has won the prestigious "Best Service for a DDoS Protection Solution" award at the 2025 Global InfoSec Awards, presented by Cyber Defense Magazine at RSA Conference 2025.
The company's success is highlighted by an impressive 97% customer retention rate during a period of global expansion. Their SecureWatch service delivers real-time protection and continuous improvement to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.
Key achievements include:
- Recognition for understanding future threats
- Providing cost-effective solutions
- Innovative cyber risk mitigation
Corero's growth is driven by their SmartWall ONE™ platform, upcoming CORE (Corero Observability and Resiliency Ecosystem) offering, and strong service-provider partnerships.
Corero Network Security (OTCQX: DDOSF) has been named a finalist for the 2025 Joseph C. Belden Innovation Award, recognizing innovation in connectivity and networking industries. The company was selected for its SmartWall ONE™ solution, a modular DDoS protection platform designed for on-premises and hybrid cloud environments.
SmartWall ONE offers near real-time attack mitigation with improved performance density and energy efficiency. The platform demonstrates Corero's focus on developing intelligent, automated, and sustainable security technologies. The winner will be announced at the Belden Innovation Summit on June 17.