24/7 Support DDoS Protection 99.9% Uptime
We detect and absorb attack traffic in real time, so your services stay online even during large floods.
Our IDS watches traffic patterns around the clock. As a result, suspicious activity is flagged before it becomes a real threat.
The WAF filters every web request before it reaches your site. Therefore, attacks like SQL injection and XSS are blocked early.
In addition to DDoS filtering, we block brute-force logins, port scans and other common hacking attempts.
Critical pages, such as login forms and checkouts, get extra protection, so attackers can't overload them.
Traffic is spread across resources, and if one path fails, another one takes over automatically.
We cover network, transport and application layers. In other words, both volumetric floods and fake web requests are filtered.
We have DDoS protection packages for every budget, so you can simply choose the one that works for your project. Not sure what a DDoS attack is? Then read this short DDoS attack explanation.
| Features / Details | Basic Package | Advanced Package | Professional Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| Network Traffic Monitoring | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Basic protection (Layer 3 & 4) | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Malicious Traffic Filtering | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Malicious Traffic Encapsulation | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Adaptive Rate Limiting | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Cloud-based DDoS Protection Services | ❌ | ❌ | ✔️ |
| Machine Learning for Attack Detection | ❌ | ❌ | ✔️ |
| Expert Consultation & Support | ❌ | ❌ | ✔️ |
| Suitable for | Small projects with moderate traffic, so basic protection is enough | Medium-sized businesses that also need extra optimization and security | Large corporations that need the highest protection, as well as continuous expert monitoring |
Don’t take chances with your website, servers, or network resources. Instead, with our DDoS protection tools at your disposal, you can minimize risk at a price that makes sense. For complete coverage, you can also combine DDoS protection with our managed IT security and website protection services.
| Layer 3, 4 & 7 Attack Types Covered |
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Specifically, we offer three tiers. First, Basic covers round-the-clock monitoring plus Layer 3 & 4 filtering — ideal for smaller projects with steady traffic. Meanwhile, Advanced adds traffic encapsulation and adaptive rate limiting. Finally, Professional adds cloud-based mitigation, machine-learning detection, and direct access to our security team for large platforms.
There's no fixed price list, because cost depends on your traffic volume, infrastructure size, exposed attack layers, and how much monitoring or support you need. In fact, a flat price would either overcharge small projects or undersell larger ones. So get in touch, and we'll come back with a package and price that fits.
Overall, our filtering spans the OSI stack: volumetric floods (UDP, SYN, DNS/NTP amplification), connection-exhaustion techniques (TCP ACK/RST floods, SSL negotiation abuse, SlowLoris), and application-layer assaults like HTTP(S) GET/POST floods or DNS query floods. However, new attack patterns emerge constantly, so this list is a snapshot, not a ceiling.
For example, picture thousands of requests hitting your server at once, sent by machines an attacker has quietly taken over (a botnet). In fact, none are real visitors, because they exist purely to exhaust your server's capacity. "In addition, "distributed" describes the traffic source: not one attacker, but a coordinated flood from many, which makes these attacks hard to block with a simple IP ban.
Rather than reacting once traffic hits your server, we route it through our filtering layer first, stripping out malicious requests before they reach your infrastructure. Specifically, the defenses we apply, such as scrubbing, CDN routing, rate limiting, encapsulation, or ML pattern detection, depend on your risk profile. Moreover, we keep tuning it as attack patterns evolve.
Generally, these numbers come from the OSI model. First, Layer 3 routes raw packets (IP, ICMP). Then, at Layer 4, the system manages connections, including the handshake and data flow (TCP, UDP). Finally, Layer 7, the application layer, is where a browser talks to a server (HTTP, SMTP). In short, attacks can target any layer — flooding packets at 3/4, or hammering your app with fake requests at Layer 7 — so real protection watches all three.
It's built to fit either. For example, a smaller site with steady traffic is well covered by Basic alone. However, as traffic grows, or when downtime would cost you money or reputation, Advanced or Professional makes more sense. In short, there's no minimum size to get started.
Honestly, no — any provider claiming otherwise isn't being straight with you. Instead, we promise that our filtering, monitoring, and detection catch the overwhelming majority of attack traffic, and our team is ready to respond if something unusual slips through.
