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It often happens that customers of DDoS protection services believe that just by connecting to these services they are fully protected. Unfortunately, it is not quite right: DDoS protection is not magic or a superpower, and in order for it to work effectively, the services themselves must have sufficient immunity against DDoS risks.

In this article, we’ll explore how to protect your website from DDoS attacks, including best practices for securing websites, browser-based server components, mobile applications, and services that communicate via HTTP/HTTPS APIs.

In this article we provide a brief guide that will help you improve the effectiveness of protecting networks and autonomous systems from DDoS attacks. It lists the aspects that should be taken into account and explains how to prevent DDoS attacks on a network effectively.

Although DDoS attacks are mainly carried out with bots, the initiators and coordinators of the attacks are humans. The nature of the attacks, their intensity and duration largely depend on their motivation and behaviors. In this article, we explain why hackers launch DDoS attacks and offer a few recommendations on how to stay safe.

As you know, quality is very rarely cheap. The protection StormWall offers is no exception: we invest thoughtfully to achieve high quality of our DDoS protection service while keeping fair prices - far from the highest on the market. Thanks to the chosen strategy, we offer a very favorable price-quality ratio.

It is very important to clearly define what signs can be used to identify legitimate requests so that the anti-DDoS provider can accurately identify the beginning of an attack on the application and defend against illegitimate requests. Application developers and their customers should have an idea of how a DDoS defender thinks and acts, and ensure up front that it can detect and disable bots.

Owners of internet resources, in their efforts to protect against DDoS attacks, often make mistakes that undermine their investments in protection. Perhaps the most dangerous aspect is the illusion that purchasing DDoS protection automatically ensures complete safety.

Many companies that have protection against DDoS attacks believe that they are now invincible. In fact, that's not entirely true, to say the least. Even if your protection really works after being connected and has successfully repelled several subsequent DDoS attacks, it is by no means a fact that it will also repel attacks that may occur today or tomorrow.