DDoS Protection
All Services Shielded For Piece Of Mind.
SmartWall® Threat Defense System
Corero SmartWall® TDS appliances are industry-leading in DDoS mitigation, shielding from a vast range of attack methods and vectors. We deploy our protection as an in-line solution at our edge, filtering any form of attack before the malicious traffic even enters our network or causes any disruptions.
The always-on methodology we use prevents any service disruption that is common with other providers during their detection period where all traffic is re-routed through a scrubbing solution only once an attack is determined as being active.
Always-On Scrubbing
Utilising in-line mitigation our protection is always filtering traffic so can kick in instantly without delay or drop in connection with no re-routing needed!
Hardened Protection
Expertly configured and adjusted protection appliances to provide the absolute best possible protection for every server connected on our network.
Powerful Mitigation
With protection levels well above the industry standard for the United States and the United Kingdom to shield our network, your servers are secured.
DDoS Protection Capacity.
Total available mitigation capacity deployed in each of our locations to provide world-class cover.
| Location | Deployed Capacity |
|---|---|
| London, UK |
160 Gigabits Per Second 480 Million Packets Per Second |
| New York City, USA |
40 Gigabits Per Second 120 Million Packets Per Second |
| Chicago, USA |
40 Gigabits Per Second 120 Million Packets Per Second |
| Dallas, USA |
10 Gigabits Per Second 30 Million Packets Per Second |
DDoS Specifications.
Mitigation attack vectors supported by Corero and our custom crafted Flex and Smart rules.
Volumetric
UDP Flood AttacksUDP Fragmentation Attacks
TCP Flood Attacks
SYN-ACK Flood Attacks
ICMP Flood Attacks
VSE Flood Attacks
SYN Flood Attacks
Reflective
SSDP/UPnP ResponsesFraggle Attack
NTP Monlist Response Amplification
Chargen Responses
Connectionless LDAP (CLDAP) Amplification
Smurf Attack
DNS Amplification
SNMP Inbound Responses
Resource Exhaustion
IP Fragmentation/Segmentation AETsInvalid TCP/UDP Port Numbers
Malformed, Incorrect and Truncated Packets
Invalid TCP Segment IDs
A2S Get Requests
DNS Authentication Requests
Bad Checksums and Illegal Flags