What is a DDoS Attack?
A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is meant to make a service, website, or application unavailable by overwhelming it with malicious traffic. These attacks can disrupt your infrastructure, cause financial loss, and damage your reputation.
- Bandwidth saturation with junk traffic
- Exhaustion of server resources (CPU, RAM, connections)
- Abuse of weaknesses in network protocols
- Targeted attacks at the application layer (Layer 7)
Multi-Layer Protection
Automated detection, filtering, and mitigation across multiple layers
Signature Detection
Known attack patterns are detected quickly through continuously updated signatures, allowing mitigation to begin without unnecessary delay.
Protocol Protection
Protocol-level checks help limit abuse at the network layer. Application-layer (L7) coverage still depends on how your service is configured.
Multi-Model Approach
We combine multiple analysis methods to better distinguish legitimate traffic from malicious traffic, even during sharp traffic spikes.
Carpet Bombing Defense
Dedicated defenses help absorb attacks spread across multiple IPs so larger parts of the infrastructure do not get saturated.
Equal protection for everyone
Every customer benefits from the same core network-level DDoS protection, regardless of plan. The system keeps evolving as threats change. We do not promise perfection, but we do provide active mitigation, fast intervention, and clear communication during incidents.
How does the protection work?
Traffic Analysis
Incoming traffic is analyzed continuously to detect anomalies and maintain a baseline of legitimate behavior.
Anomaly Detection
Behavioral analysis identifies attack patterns and automatically triggers mitigation. The stated timing refers to initial detection.
Intelligent Filtering
Suspicious traffic is redirected through filtering systems to block malicious flows and limit the impact on legitimate services.
Secure Routing
Legitimate traffic continues to reach your services. During an incident, the status page provides clear updates on what is happening.
What is covered
What the network layer covers, and what still depends on how your service is configured.
Included at the network layer
- Common volumetric attacks (bandwidth saturation)
- Abnormal packet spikes on network/transport layers
- Automatic mitigation as soon as attacks are detected
- Active protection without mandatory premium add-ons
Limits to keep in mind
- An attack may still cause temporary latency
- Application security (code, endpoints, authentication) remains your responsibility
- Some L7 attacks require application-specific rules
- Protection works best when the service itself is configured properly
What to do during an attack
Four simple steps to reduce impact and speed up recovery.
Check the status page
Check whether there is already an ongoing incident and review the latest updates.
Open a support ticket
Share the start time, the affected IP or service, and the symptoms you are seeing (latency, packet loss, outages).
Provide key logs
A few relevant logs can help us identify the problem faster and respond more effectively.
Follow the recovery process
Our team keeps you updated on the actions underway until service is stable again.
Questions about Anti-DDoS protection?
Our team can answer your questions and help during an attack, from diagnosis to recovery.
