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Defining Good & Bad Bots

John Ellis, Akamai Technologies

10-May-16 12:00

Defining Good & Bad Bots

Majority of businesses today have an online presence but sadly not many think about safeguarding their information from automated bots. Apart from business impact, bot traffic can reduce site performance for users and increase IT costs for the company. We speak to John Ellis, Chief Strategies Cyber Security for Akamai Technologies about a recently announced service called Akamai Bot Manager.


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Tags:  bots,  bot manager,  ddos,  cyber security


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