Automatic protection against DDoS attacks

A DDoS attack, which stands for "Distributed Denial of Service," is a type of cyberattack aimed at restricting the availability of provided services (for example, preventing access to websites, file services, or the cloud) by overwhelming them with high network traffic, i.e., a large number of false or illegitimate requests. To overwhelm the target service with requests, a large number of technologies (computers, servers, mobile phones, network elements, but also, for example, smart home devices) from various geographical locations, known as botnets, are utilized.

The goal of anti-DDoS protection is to secure the operation of services even during a targeted attack. Due to the nature of this type of cyberattack, DDoS is a very frequently used method, as the attacker does not require direct administrative access to the target's infrastructure.

The offered solution includes dedicated anti-DDoS hardware, analytics, reports, alerts, and insights into DoS and web application attacks, both for past incidents and in real time.