Free Protection
Traffic filtering against DDoS attacks at L3, L4 network protocol levels. Undesirable traffic from external sources is blocked. This level of protection is active for all services by default.
Our 40GB network bandwidth allows us to handle large volumes of traffic while maintaining access to resources or applications. Rapid resource scalability ensures that large volumes of traffic can be handled. A load balancer further restricts direct traffic to critical infrastructure blocks.
When renting a physical server, protection is enhanced by a Tier III data center.
Traffic filtering against DDoS attacks at L3, L4 network protocol levels. Undesirable traffic from external sources is blocked. This level of protection is active for all services by default.
Protection against DDoS attacks provided at L3-L7 OSI levels with an unlimited number of prefixes. Inbound and outbound traffic analysis. Accelerated content delivery (CDN) increases site download speed.
DDoS attacks automatically mitigated at all OSI levels up to L7 while maintaining website performance. Encrypted HTTPS traffic is filtered. Network anomalies are tracked at the BGP global routing level.
Detailed statistics on mitigated DDoS-attacks are displayed on your dashboard.
Optimizes and accelerates the work of web resources.
No single entry point - traffic is distributed across multiple servers.
Both application-specific and major attacks against the entire network infrastructure are blocked.
Servers and connections, as well as network equipment, are protected from overload thanks to a traffic cleaning network.
IP remains unblocked during L7 attacks.
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In layman's terms, a DDoS attack is an attacker generating a huge number of requests to your site/application/server, resulting in the target system being overloaded and no longer being able to process requests in the normal mode. A DDoS attack is distributed, i.e. the attacker's requests come from various sources and are difficult to distinguish from normal requests. A DDoS attack can permanently paralyze the target system with all the ensuing consequences. Such attacks can be initiated by ransomware or competitors.
The most vulnerable to DDoS-attacks are those areas of business that derive their main income from the use of their online resource. Statistically, the most defeated by DDoS attacks are:
Yes, you can theoretically protect yourself from DDoS attacks if you provide excessive computing power and bandwidth, which are many times greater than usual, which would be difficult to overload, and if you significantly limit the areas from which you will receive targeted requests. But such a solution would be expensive and inefficient. An effective solution would be to use specialized DDoS attack protection services.
In brief, DDoS attack protection is filtering incoming traffic in front of your system. Traffic from sources that participated in the attacks and traffic whose structure is suspicious is filtered out and does not reach your system. Addresses with suspicious activity are temporarily blocked
DDoS protection systems are built to withstand attacks and work confidently in the face of an attack. The probability of protection systems failing is minimal and we are not aware of any such cases.
SLA (Service Level Agreement) is a guaranteed availability of information resources/sites for the user per month expressed as a percentage of time. For example, SLA 97% means that a site will have less than 21,6 hours downtime per month; for SLA 99,5% it means less than 3,6 hours downtime per month.
No, protection is turned on and off only by changing A-record in DNS. To change the A-record, use your hosting provider's control panel, if domain name management is delegated to your hosting provider, or use the control panel of the registrar, from whom you have registered your domain.
Yes, you will receive a report after the DDoS attack is over.
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