Company News

March 12, 2013, is a milestone date for the StormWall team—the day our company was born. Today, we celebrate 12 years of innovation, growth, and cybersecurity excellence. It’s the perfect moment to look back at where it all began and share our vision for the future.

The StormWall Client Portal is now more user-friendly and feature-rich than ever. With a modern design, highly flexible settings, and advanced DDoS protection tools. All key improvements are now available to our clients.

This year, we've been on a mission to expand our global filtering network. But we're not just about new horizons; we're also beefing up our long-standing strongholds. Case in point: our July upgrade of the Frankfurt am Main filtering point.

This year, we opened a new scrubbing center in Dubai (UAE). It will help us protect clients in the MENA region faster and more effectively.

StormWall expanded its presence in the region by establishing a connection with NTT, a major Tier 1 provider, in Hong Kong to provide highest-quality protection service from DDoS and hacker attacks to the maximum number of customers.

In response to the rising bot activity, we've enhanced the website protection capabilities for our Enterprise plan (only available with SSL decryption). This update includes the introduction of a new Antibot section, where we moved the HTTP rule chain checks and added a new feature – JA3 blocking.

Client Portal Update for Network Protection: Geo-Blocking

We have updated our client portal, allowing you to manage notification settings in a few simple steps. In the new section ‘Notification Settings’, it is now possible to choose the notifications option that suits you best.

In our most recent product update for Network Protection and Server Protection, we've introduced a new feature called Blocked IP Addresses. Now, users can block and unblock relevant IP addresses at L3. Let's take a closer look at the new functionality.

StormWall is pleased to announce a strategic upgrade to its network infrastructure - the integration of a peering network for traffic exchange, Equinix IX (Internet Exchange), in Hong Kong.