NETSCOUT SYSTEMS INC

Recent Developments and Highlights

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October: Released NETSCOUT’s “Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) Threat Intelligence Report, Issue 17: Findings from H1 2026,” revealing a significant shift in how attacks are launched and sourced with growth in three areas: the volume of traffic that must be inspected, the number of places where mitigation must be deployed, and the share of attacks that disrupt service without ever saturating a link.

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October: Hosted highly successful ENGAGE 2026 attended by over 400 customers and partners from more than 30 countries. The annual technology and user summit focused on advances in AI-Ready Smart Data solutions, enabling customers to approach AI more strategically in their network and decision making.

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September: Unveiled nGenius Copilot, an AI-powered conversational extension to nGeniusONE® that provides intuitive access to NETSCOUT’s AI-Ready Smart Data, giving more users easier and faster ways to investigate service disruptions and assess business impact.

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September: Launched MCP connectivity for its Omnis AI Insights solution to provide AI assistants and agents on-demand access to AI-Ready Smart Data, NETSCOUT’s real-time operational evidence to deliver the trusted context they need to support more accurate and informed decisions.

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September: Expanded the data platform to provide the trusted operational context required to build the foundation for enterprise AI that can transform AI-driven network operations by dramatically improving MTTK and controls costs by reducing AI token consumption.

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August: Enhanced Arbor Edge Defense (AED) solution that helps enterprises safeguard essential services by maintaining the availability of revenue-generating and mission-critical applications against sophisticated DDoS attacks that evade or bypass content delivery network (CDN) DDoS defenses.

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August: Extended Adaptive DDoS Protection (ADP) solution enabling service providers to automatically detect and mitigate outbound DDoS attack traffic, helping operators prevent compromised subscriber devices from disrupting their own networks, consuming costly capacity and attacking customers and organizations across the internet.