Contractual uptime during DDoS events, measured at the edge. Missed minutes credit back to your account without a support ticket. Signed as an addendum to your existing MSA — not buried in click-through terms.
A single point of contact who knows your topology, your change windows, and your escalation ladder. Not a rotating queue and not a shared Slack channel with fifty other customers.
SIEM feeds into Splunk or Elastic, SSO via SAML or OIDC, IP allowlists for your existing scrubbing tier, and mitigation-event webhooks that fit whatever your incident-response runbook already looks like.
Time-to-mitigate, availability, and support-response targets specified in the contract itself. Credits are automatic — no ticket, no burden of proof on your team.
SOC 2 controls, penetration-test summaries, data-flow diagrams, and DPA on request. Answered by security, not by sales.
Change windows scheduled around your maintenance calendar. Deploys coordinated with your NOC. Attack post-mortems written for your risk team.
A technical account manager who has already read your architecture doc and knows which of your services can and cannot take a null-route.
Reselling hosting to your own customers? See DDoS protection for hosting providers.
A distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack) is when an attacker floods a victim's internet network with malicious traffic, aimed at overwhelming it and causing catastrophic downtime ranging from seconds to weeks.
This downtime can cause permanent damage to your brand, loss of customer confidence, and major financial loss.
Any internet-facing property your organization and users rely on is potentially vulnerable to DDoS attacks.
DDoS Mitigation solutions are designed to combat these attacks by separating the good traffic from the bad traffic.
However, not all DDoS solutions are built the same.
Some have issues that can do more harm than help:
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