Ahead of the Packet: How Proactive DDoS Protection Paid Off for a Philippine ISP
When large-scale DDoS attacks targeted the network, the Philippine ISP Mcbroad stayed online thanks to proactive carrier-grade protection.
When large-scale DDoS attacks targeted the network, the Philippine ISP Mcbroad stayed online thanks to proactive carrier-grade protection.
We released one of the most significant updates to our Antibot. Users now have access to ML-detections — an intelligent system that automatically detects anomalies in HTTPS traffic and applies the configured protection rules in real time. Here's what this update delivers.
PGS tested different protection providers and eventually chose StormWall. The decision was driven not only by mitigation quality, but also by something critical for gaming environments — flexibility.
For hosting providers, network availability is critical: any data center outage can disrupt websites, applications, email services, and other digital platforms, leading to financial losses and reputational damage. In this success story, we show how we helped Advika protect its infrastructure and keep customer services online during a massive wave of DDoS attacks, including several incidents exceeding 40 Gbps.
How much does it cost to launch a DDoS attack? We looked into the shadow market behind DDoS-for-hire services: pricing, segments, and related criminal activity.
Following Miami, we launched a new filtering point in Los Angeles. This allows us to mitigate DDoS attacks originating from US IP addresses even faster than before.
StormWall helped an Indonesian government institution stop disruptions, ensure availability of critical public services, and strengthen citizen trust.
We’ve combined ports and backends into a single tool — Proxied Ports. You can now distribute traffic faster and manage all key parameters from one interface.
With Zero Trust, every request is verified before it reaches your service. See how the model applies to cloud DDoS protection — and what it brings to the table.
This report examines the attack patterns and trends observed by StormWall analysts across the Middle East and North Africa during the first quarter of 2026 — a period that started relatively quietly and ended with the single biggest escalation of DDoS attacks the region has ever seen.