Maximize the Security of Your Projects with Proven DDoS Security Measures

DDoS security from RootHosts identifies and stops attacks before they have the chance to seriously damage your IT infrastructure. We’ll be the first line of defense against existing and emerging threats to ensure your business runs as smoothly as possible.

Maximum DDoS Protection for Your Business

We don’t just offer around-the-clock DDoS protection for all your IT resources — we provide a fully customized suite of services designed to maximize security and minimize the chances of a successful attack.

Mitigation of DDoS attacks

Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

Web Application Firewall (WAF)

Blocking hacking attempts

Protected pages

Load balancing/failover

DDoS Protection Packages

We have DDoS protection packages for every budget. Choose the one that works for our project. 

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, moderate traffic requiring basic protection Medium-sized businesses, additional optimization & security Large corporations, highest protection, continuous expert monitoring
DDoS Protection Packages
DDoS Protection Packages – Security and Reliability for Your Online Resources
Basic Package
  • Network traffic monitoring
  • Basic protection (Layer 3 & 4 DDoS)
  • Malicious traffic filtering
€50 – €150 per month
Suitable for small projects and websites with moderate traffic that require basic protection.
Advanced Package
  • Network traffic monitoring
  • Basic protection (Layer 3 & 4 DDoS)
  • Malicious traffic filtering
  • Malicious traffic encapsulation for isolation
  • Adaptive rate limiting
€200 – €400 per month
Ideal for businesses with medium traffic volume and higher security requirements. Includes additional optimization features.
Professional Package
  • Network traffic monitoring
  • Basic protection (Layer 3 & 4 DDoS)
  • Malicious traffic filtering
  • Malicious traffic encapsulation for isolation
  • Adaptive rate limiting
  • Cloud-based DDoS protection services
  • Machine learning for rapid detection
  • Expert consultation and support
€600 – €1000+ per month
Designed for large corporations, online platforms, and infrastructures requiring maximum protection and expert monitoring.

Let’s Talk About Comprehensive DDoS Security for Your Business

Don’t take chances with your website, servers, or network resources. With our DDoS protection tools at your disposal, you can minimize risk at a price that makes sense.

DDoS Protection for Every Imaginable Attack Type

We proxy all incoming traffic through our filtering system to block malicious requests and mitigate DDoS attacks. While no solution can guarantee 100% protection, our configurations and advanced attack detection and mitigation significantly reduce the risk of service disruption.
Layer 3, 4 & 7 Attack Types Covered
  • UDP floods
  • Jenkins
  • NTP amplification
  • DNS Water Torture
  • DNS amplification
  • SYN floods
  • Tsunami SYN flood
  • TCP RST floods
  • SSL negotiation floods
  • CharGEN amplification
  • TCP connect() floods
  • Memcache amplification
  • Fragmented attacks
  • SSDP amplification
  • TCP ACK floods
  • SNMP amplification
  • GRE-IP UDP floods
  • CoAP
  • CLDAP attacks
  • WS-DD
  • ARMS (ARD)
  • NetBIOS
  • DNS Query floods (L7)
  • HTTP(S) POST request floods (L7)
  • SlowLoris attack (L7)
  • SMTP request flood (L7)
  • HTTP(S) GET request floods (L7)

Questions and Answers

Here are most frequently asked questions about DDoS protection. If you don’t see the answer to your question, get in touch to arrange a consultation.

A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack is a type of cyberattack that involves attackers flooding the target server or resource with traffic — overwhelming it and making it inaccessible to users. The term "distributed" refers to the use of a botnet (a network of computers infected with malware)to coordinate the attack.

We use various DDoS security tools to prevent the damage caused by attacks on websites, online services, and network resources. We’ll assess your infrastructure and risk profile before creating a custom solution that involves one or more of the following strategies:

  • Traffic monitoring
  • Attack identification
  • Traffic filtering
  • Using a CDN (Content Delivery Network)
  • Traffic encapsulation
  • Distributed cloud-based DDoS protection services, Adaptive Rate Limiting, Machine Learning, and AI

 

DDoS protection is a continuous process that adapts to evolving attack types. We’ll work tirelessly on your behalf to minimize interruptions and protect your data and IT resources. 

Layer 3, Layer 4, and Layer 7 refer to levels in the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model, a standard for understanding communication between different computer systems.

1. Layer 3 (Network Layer)

This layer handles routing and data transmission between network devices.

Protocols: IP (Internet Protocol), ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol).

2. Layer 4 (Transport Layer)

Responsible for managing connections between systems, including flow control, sessions, and error control.

Examples: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram Protocol).

3. Layer 7 (Application Layer)

The highest layer that provides interfaces for applications and services.

Protocols: HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) and SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).

These terms describe the levels at which DDoS attacks can occur—Layer 3 (e.g., SYN/ACK attacks), Layer 4 (e.g., TCP or UDP floods), and Layer 7 (e.g., HTTP floods). Understanding these layers is crucial when choosing appropriate protection methods against various attack types.



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