Nokia has joined forces with Cinia to roll out an advanced Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection solution aimed at strengthening critical infrastructure security. Through this strategic collaboration, both companies are introducing a new Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) model designed to combat increasingly sophisticated cyber threats while ensuring uninterrupted digital services.
To begin with, this MSSP framework enables Cinia to deliver a fully managed, round-the-clock DDoS protection service. By leveraging Nokia’s network-embedded detection and mitigation capabilities, the service ensures real-time threat response and continuous monitoring. As cyberattacks grow more complex, such proactive defense mechanisms become essential for maintaining network stability.
Moreover, as a key operator of Finland’s critical digital infrastructure—including international submarine cable systems—Cinia faces mounting pressure to secure its networks. To address this, Nokia has deployed its advanced Nokia Deepfield Defender, which integrates artificial intelligence with network-level visibility. Consequently, this empowers Cinia to detect and mitigate threats faster while safeguarding vital connectivity services that support Finland’s digital economy.
In addition, the jointly developed solution enhances protection against modern DDoS threats, including botnet-driven attacks. By combining Nokia’s technological innovation with Cinia’s deep expertise in infrastructure management, the partnership ensures improved resilience, uptime, and service continuity. The solution also offers real-time contextual awareness, enabling organizations to respond effectively to evolving threat landscapes.
Another key advantage lies in the Deepfield platform’s ability to provide detailed network visibility. Through advanced analytics and telemetry correlation, Cinia gains actionable insights into network performance. Furthermore, integration with Deepfield Genome expands this visibility by incorporating global internet intelligence, thereby helping identify anomalies quickly and optimize capacity planning.
Importantly, this collaboration reflects Nokia’s broader strategy to secure national infrastructure assets while reinforcing Cinia’s position as a leading cybersecurity service provider. Together, they aim to deliver a robust, future-ready defense system backed by local expertise and continuous innovation.
Jukka-Pekka Lithovius, Development Director at Cinia
“Our cooperation with Nokia enables us to offer the most advanced DDoS protection capabilities on the market to our customers. By leveraging Cinia’s Network Operation Center (NOC) and Security Operations Center (SOC) services and experience in 24/7 monitoring of critical environments, together with Nokia’s cutting-edge technologies, we ensure that our customers’ networks and internet-facing services remain secure and reliable even as the threat landscape evolves. This partnership allows us to bring truly market-leading protection and operational visibility to Finnish customers”
Jeff Smith, Vice President and General Manager of Nokia Deepfield
“Working with Cinia underscores Nokia’s commitment to securing critical infrastructures globally and locally. By integrating our Deepfield and IP routing solutions with Cinia’s managed services, we are enabling powerful protection against cyber threats. This collaboration ensures that vital mission-critical networks remain operational and secure, contributing to the stability and trust, which are essential for a connected society”
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