DDoS Protection | Denial of Service (DOS)
DDoS is the acronym for "Distributed Denial of Service", a type of DoS attack where multiple computers or servers are used to reach a single system as part of a Denial of Service (DoS) attack. The fact is that there are several systems in many different locations. "Denial of service" attacks are designed to overload network services and make dedicated servers and services unavailable without the need to physically access the system, flooding target systems with useless traffic in order to overload the server.
DDoS Protection works by dynamically forwarding traffic to the server when an attack is detected. 'Bad' traffic (DDoS) is filtered while clean traffic is able to continue to the servers. We use "Border Gateway Protocol (iBGP)" to intercept traffic and "Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE)" tunneling to deliver clean traffic back to the hosting platform. The traffic in our network is monitored 24/7/365, using sFlow sampling collectors to ensure complete protection against DDoS attacks at all times.
The monitoring method allows us to passively monitor traffic while maintaining optimal routing for your solution in normal times. Attack detection is fully automated based on proprietary detection algorithms. The average typical time for the ADS to qualify an attack is less than one minute, and the traffic is fully re-routed within seconds after the traffic qualification. When a DDoS attack is detected, incoming traffic is forwarded to our AMF, automatically neutralizing denial of service attacks.
We know the effects and losses of catastrophic revenue that can be caused by a DDoS attack. Each of our dedicated servers includes free DDoS protection to maximize availability and avoid unexpected outages to your business or revenue stream. Our DDoS protection works to filter out malicious traffic while it is invisible to legitimate traffic to the server. We offer advanced configurations to customize DDoS protection for your needs, with a wide range of options, including up to 50 Gbps DDoS protection.
