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A government doesn't have to react offensive against threats. It's also possible to provide defensive measures. In this specific case it could provide infrastru
by madez 12y ago
A government doesn't have to react offensive against threats. It's also possible to provide defensive measures. In this specific case it could provide infrastructure, computing resources and personal to fend off the attack.
- Zancarius 12y agoActually, that would be interesting... Passing some sort of funding bill for the defense of US companies against DDoS attacks might be the only immediate option that could be done on a short time frame. Otherwise, it could (potentially) be something like the government holding on to spare capacity in some way/shape/form that it leases to affected companies for a very low rate. As we move on further into the 21st century, I can't see this as something that's going to go away. We definitely need to plan ahead.
- kbart 12y agoExactly, that's where these vast NSA's datacenters could make sense and actually do something useful.