DDoS Attacks in Q1 2026:
Forecast vs Reality
DDoS Attacks in Q1 2026:
Forecast vs Reality
Tue, Apr 14th, 11:00 AM CET
Webinar
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Back in December, we said that in 2026 DDoS attacks would start hitting 2-3 Tbps more and more often.

We did not expect to be right this quickly.

By January, all 10 of the largest attacks targeting our customers had already exceeded 2 Tbps. Then February decided to raise the stakes, bringing us a new record: over 3 Tbps.
So yes, some of our predictions have aged suspiciously well.

Join us on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at 11:00 AM CET as we walk through what happened in Q1, what it means for the rest of the year, and what your infrastructure should be ready for next.

No fortune-telling. No crystal balls. Just a clear look at the DDoS landscape in 2026 — and practical ways to stay protected.

What to expect:
  • A live stream with zero dry corporate slides
  • A full breakdown of Q1 2026 threats
  • Practical advice on defending against the latest DDoS attack vectors
  • The latest StormWall product updates
  • Live Q&A

See you on the stream. We’ll bring the data.


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