Automated DDoS Mitigation
What is a DDoS attack?
A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack is any malicious attempt to fully or partially impair the service or the access to your server. Most of the attacks are volumetric and in order to filter them, massive bandwidth capacity and special hardware firewalls are required. Most virtual servers are unprotected and even small DDoS attacks can render them unavailable. You can find out more about this in our blog.
How does it work?
Our Cloud Security protection platform detects suspicious and abnormal traffic activity automatically and filters malicious packets before they can do any harm to the server. With continuously evolving AI algorithms and updates for the latest threats, it is a very sophisticated DDoS protection that mitigates all types of attacks, even the big volumetric attacks (1.8Tbps+).
The perfect DDoS Mitigation solution
Stop big attacks (2 Tbps+)
Our protection detects and filters very large volumetric DDoS attacks.
Secure Cloud detection
Fast detection and automatic mitigation of all types of attacks based on protocol and application layer.
No increased latency
Using our DDoS protection doesn't result in increased latency. You enjoy the same fast network.
Implementation made easy
Our protection is sold as an additional service. It is a DDoS-protected IP address that you attach to your server with us. All attacks towards this IP addresses will be filtered.
FAQ
You can order the protection as an addon in your service page. After ordering, you will get a DDoS-protected IP address and can use this IP for your website or application in order to have attacks filtered.
Yes, the secure cloud consists of multiple systems to filter attacks on Layer 3 and also on Layer 7 application level attacks.
If your server is attacked and you do not have active DDoS protection, this will result in a null-route for your server IP address for 15 minutes. If the attack persists after these 15 minutes, a new null-route will be applied.
You will not see an increased latency when you use our DDoS protection.
Couldn’t find the answer to your question?
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