Below are the 2 most recent journal entries recorded in ddosproman2's InsaneJournal:

Tuesday, January 18th, 2011
3:07 pm	DDoS Protection - Stop Denial-of-Service problems on your business with DDoS Secured hosting Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) Protection for many is necessary. Sad to say, some companies can't afford to invest for DDOS Protection. The reason is, DDOS Protection has actually a "discriminating" aspect. This is generally because the price of having the equipment, which shall keep a company from related and harmful attacks, is soaring unbelievably. The average monthly cost for maintenance of the DDOS products are at least $150 and at most $2,000. This is exclusive of the price of the equipment itself which could be purchased from $52,000 to $300,000. Mind-blowing isn't it? With these charges, it is clear why this protection becomes not that really affordable and cost-friendly to many companies. Obviously, only big companies can potentially avail of such protection. Consequently, small businesses often get out of place from this DDOS protection. DDOS protection is not even economical and does not have any premium that comes along with it for smaller range businesses. For all we realize, those discounts and premiums might be the only opportunity for small and medium businesses to stop DDOS problems. The reason DDOS protection providers do not offer discounts and promos usually can be attributed to the small number of competitors in the field. Because there is less competitor in this market, there is also less need to compete when it comes to price. Lesser market demanding for this product could also be a cause for its high price. Since only the large businesses are able to afford the services of DDOS protection, DDOS protection providers will often take hold of the rare chance to profit from few customers. To be able to immediately get a high rate of return on investment, they specify their price beyond the ceiling, if there's any. A very slow progress involving research on DDOS protection can be explained by these interrelated components: an extremely expensive price, absence of discounts and premiums, hardly any to almost no competition, and a very small market able to spend the money for protection. With a very little or small size of market to service, developers or manufacturers are not determined enough to mass produce the equipment perhaps even perform further research in order to develop more cost-efficient and cheaper DDOS protection. Alternatively, there is actually a variation between the target market and actual market for DDOS protection. The target market can clearly be looked as all entities that want to avail the service whilst the actual market can be explained as the concrete and measurable number of entities being serviced. The target market consists of small and medium businesses who wants to avail but are not financially capable of funding DDOS protection. The one hindrance for them to avail the service is price. Hence, the challenge remains for the providers (Comment on this)
2:55 pm	DDoS Protection - The Remedy to your Denial-of-Service Organization Issues DDOS or Distributed Denial of Service Protection is very essential for everyone. Unfortunately, some companies can't afford to shell out for DDOS Protection. The grounds behind this can be linked to the "discriminatory" characteristics of the protection. It means that a company would have to spend way up too much to be able to have this protection. The standard monthly cost for maintenance of the DDOS devices are no less than $150 and at most $2,000. The equipment itself is even priced unbelievably from $52,000 to $300,000 each. This makes the protection not reasonably priced and accessible from the equipment's expected customers. The only entities that can afford to be protected by the DDOS are the big companies. Because of this, small and medium-sized enterprises don't think of buying such protection. DDOS protection is not even marked down and does not have any premium that comes along with it for smaller range businesses. Discounts and promos are the only chances of these small and medium-sized enterprises to become protected from DDOS attacks. Only a few and little competitors could be among the highlighted reasons why DDOS protections are not available with discounts. Since there is less competitor in this sector, there is also less need to compete when it comes to price. Additionally, the high price or cost of the product can also be caused by small market for demand. Though there is considerably lesser market for this protection, the pretty high price will make up for that little market composed of big companiesthat are able to afford such price. To be able to immediately get a high rate of return on investment, they set their price beyond the limit, if there's any. The high price tag, the monopolistic nature of suppliers, the low-frequency of discounts and promos, and also the narrow size of market are connected why there is a low development on investigation involving DDOS protection. Because of the very little market demand, designers cannot find a reason to mass produce DDOS protection or to find any other means through which they can make such protection less expensive. We have to understand though that the target market significantly differs from the actual market for DDOS protection. The target market includes all businesses that would like to make use of this protection while the actual market comprises just those who are actually covered by such protection. The target market consists of small and medium businesses who would like to avail but are not financially capable of funding DDOS protection. Certainly, price is the primary and might be the sole issue why they cannot avail DDOS protection. For this reason, the challenge remains for the suppliers (Comment on this)