Our DDoS Protection
Technologies

All traffic heading to your infrastructure is filtered at three independent layers:

Edge Routers

Over 100 edge routers worldwide block malicious traffic at the perimeter. This layer protects against multi-hundred-gigabit attacks and neutralizes TCP and UDP amplification vectors.

Hardware Filters

Hardware filters process the majority of TCP/UDP flood traffic at high speed, distributing load across multiple filtering nodes to ensure stability even during peak attacks.

Stateful Filtering Layer

At this layer, the most complex DDoS attacks are mitigated, including botnet-driven traffic. For web protection scenarios, additional HTTP filtering is applied via BanHammer.

StormFlow analyzes traffic flows, detects anomalies, and automatically adjusts protection parameters via BGP FlowSpec (RFC 5575) and the StormWall API system. This ensures precise response to any DDoS attack.

BanHammer filters HTTP traffic using behavioral and signature-based analysis. It minimizes false positives while aggressively blocking malicious requests, ensuring stable website performance.

Even if a single filtering node fails, the connection remains active. With Global Session, we reroute traffic to the nearest available node, ensuring stable and continuous server operation.

Our tunnels operate without NAT. Clients receive a real server IP, improving performance, reducing latency, and removing port limitations.

Traffic from the nearest filtering point to the server is routed through our private inter-data center backbone. This reduces latency, ensures stable response times, and protects against traffic shaping.

Large files are cached in our server memory and delivered instantly to your users. HyperCache reduces origin load and speeds up website response times without any changes to the user experience or interface.