DDoS protection (Anti-DDoS)

Distributed network attacks are often referred to as Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. This type of attack exploits certain bandwidth limits that are common to any network resources, such as the infrastructure that provides the conditions for the operation of a company's website. A DDoS attack sends a large number of requests to the attacked web resource in order to exceed the site's ability to handle them all and cause a denial of service.

If you have come to this section of our site, it means that your Internet business has undergone difficult tests in the form of short-term interruptions or the complete cessation of your site. In this case, you need to enable protection corresponding to the used width of the connection port of the server on which the web project is located. For the duration of the attack, we can reduce the connection port, but in this case, you will also lose targeted traffic.

For example, you use a virtual server with a 50Mbit/s connection, then you need a tariff plan greater than or equal to the width of your server's connection. If the attacked object is located on a dedicated server with a 1Gbit/s connection, then here we can proceed from the amount of port utilization under normal operating conditions. To do this, our experts will analyze traffic consumption statistics in the period before the start of a DDoS attack and determine the optimal protection rate for you. For the duration of the DDoS protection connection, the server connection port will be cut to the size set by the protection tariff plan.

When you purchase our DDoS protection package, we allocate a special IP for you from our secure network, to which the attacked objects (your domains) are directed. After that, all incoming traffic is sent along the shortest route to the nearest filtering center, where targeted traffic is separated from harmful traffic and returned to your server by the same route. Disabling the DDoS protection package is done in reverse order.

A DDoS attack is not rain, it is organized by attackers to disable your business. They can temporarily stop the attack in order to save their money, because organizing a DDoS attack is no cheaper than repelling it, and then resume the attack. There are two ways to find out if an attack is currently underway, by disabling protection or by submitting a request to our NOC through the ticket system. Chart analysis and response usually takes one business day.