StormWall Joins Equinix IX Hong Kong
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.
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.
StormWall expands the geography of its scrubbing points — on July 17, the installation of our filtering infrastructure in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, was completed. The new scrubbing point has become the seventh in a row and is located in Telepoint Sofia Center (122 Ovtche pole Str.).
StormWall analysts investigated the features of DDoS attacks for the second quarter of 2023 and collected statistics on industries and the most affected countries.
Users can now track attacks in real time, view traffic breakdown by protocol, configure settings for each interface, and download detailed reports. Most importantly, they can assess the effectiveness of DDoS filters and fully understand the situation during an incident.
StormWall, a global DDoS protection provider, examined Q1 2023 attacks on clients in the financial industry, e-commerce, telecom, entertainment, transport, education, and logistics for its first 2023 report.
StormWall was honored in the Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) Solution category of the Globee®Cybersecurity Awards.
StormWall’s DDoS Year-in-Review report takes a look at the 2022 threat landscape, breaks down the industries that were most affected, and explores current DDoS trends.
StormWall is celebrating its 10th anniversary. For all these years we’ve been on guard for our clients and have done a lot — let's recall the main achievements.
Transparent DDoS protection settings, more useful features and attention to detail - since the end of last year, StormWall has added a number of new features to the StormWall Portal. Let's take a closer look.
Although customers of Internet service providers (ISPs) purchase communication channels with a precisely defined bandwidth, they are often not charged for the entire port capacity, but only for the bandwidth actually consumed. For ISP providers, this method is known as burstable billing. Moreover, this actually consumed bandwidth is usually taken into account not according to the highest of the indicators recorded during traffic measurements, but by subtracting 5% of the maximum - according to the largest of 95% of the remaining values. This method is called the 95th percentile.