Application Delivery Controllers (ADCs)

An Application Delivery Controller (ADC) is a specialized device or software that manages and optimizes how web applications and websites are delivered to users. It enhances performance, security, and availability by distributing traffic efficiently across servers, preventing overloads, and protecting against cyber threats. Essentially, an ADC ensures users experience fast, reliable, and secure access to online services, even during high demand or cyberattacks. It acts as a smart traffic controller, making sure data flows smoothly and safely between users and servers.