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Andrey Mastykin

18.03.2026

NetScout Systems urges greater visibility into hybrid cloud and legacy systems — Hidden risks in insurance apps

Insurance applications may appear straightforward but conceal extensive complexity, according to NetScout Systems.

The company warns that behind the user-friendly interface lies a web of legacy systems, APIs, hybrid cloud environments, and dependencies that are not always obvious. When technical issues arise, it can be challenging to pinpoint connections and resolve outages effectively. NetScout Systems argues that without clear visibility into how services interconnect across multiple environments, supporting and maintaining these applications becomes unreliable.

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These concerns over application reliability underscore longstanding challenges in maintaining seamless service across evolving infrastructures. Similar complexities have surfaced in the context of cyberthreats, as illustrated by recent incidents involving Keymous Plus and DDoS54 hacktivist alliances that significantly disrupted business operations. Furthermore, visibility into performance remains a critical issue, with persistent gaps in remote site monitoring highlighting the ongoing struggle to ensure stability in increasingly interconnected digital environments.

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