From Perimeter Router Security Technical Implementation Guide Juniper
Part of Routers are not set to intercept TCP SYN attacks
The TCP SYN attack involves transmitting a volume of connections that cannot be completed at the destination. This attack causes the connection queues to fill up, thereby denying service to legitimate TCP users.
Review the device configuration to determine if TCP Intercept has been configured to mitigate TCP SYN Flood attacks. If TCP Intercept has not been implemented, this is a finding. CAVEAT: If the site has implemented SYN flood protection for the network using the perimeter firewall or IPS (or an IDS if it is configured to dynamically configure upstream router to block the attack), there is not an additional requirement to implement it on the router.
Configure the device to use TCP Intercept to protect against TCP SYN attacks from outside the network.
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