Effectively protect your applications from attacks
With SysEleven DDoS Guard, you get comprehensive protection against DDoS attacks and ensure that your applications stay accessible at all times.
Stay secure with SysEleven DDoS Guard
We offer you a comprehensive and scalable solution that proactively monitors your infrastructure and blocks threats in real time before they can cause damage. Powerful components and our expertise provide you with all-around, worry-free protection.
Comprehensive protection
Safeguard your infrastructure against DDoS attacks – whether volumetric, protocol-based, or application-layer attacks – before they reach your infrastructure.
Real-time monitoring
Monitor your networks down to OSI Layer 4 24/7 and receive immediate, proactive notifications in German or English whenever suspicious activity is detected, so you can respond quickly.
Scalability
Your protection is automatically scaled through European scrubbing centers as needed to fend off even the largest attacks without impacting the performance of your applications.
Technical features at a glance
Automatic engineering for DDoS traffic
FlowSpec mitigation / traffic washing
L3/L4 anomaly dectection and mitigation
Geofiltering on request
Manual mitigation for previously unknown attack vectors
Access to the mitigation portal
Selective blackholing
Reporting & alarms
SysEleven DDoS Guard
We’ve compiled the key information about SysEleven DDoS Guard in a factsheet.
Filter protection
SysEleven DDoS Guard gives you comprehensive protection for your network and enables targeted threat mitigation. With upstream filtering up to Layer 4, harmful data packets are filtered out early, well before they reach your network.
DNS floods
DNS flood attacks disrupt DNS resolution. This leads to reduced performance or even unavailability of your website, API, or application.
UDP floods
Attackers exploit the functions of open DNS or NTP resolvers to overwhelm a target server or network. They do this with amplified request traffic where the payload is larger than the original request.
HTTP floods
HTTP flood attacks generate large volumes of HTTP requests (e.g., GET or POST requests) from various sources. They target the application layer and result in a degradation of service quality or even a complete service outage.
Use cases
When critical infrastructure (KRITIS) fails or is disrupted, this can impact public life or the safety and health of the general public. DDoS attacks could disrupt essential services significantly. Therefore we place the highest priority on protecting this infrastructure to ensure security of supply.
Protection Against Traffic Spikes: Websites offering various products and services use DDoS Protection to safeguard their sites during periods of high traffic. By deploying DDoS Guard, legitimate user requests are distinguished from malicious traffic, enabling organizations to handle high traffic spikes without experiencing outages or delays
For SaaS providers, DDoS protection is essential to make sure that their services stay available constantly and customers stay satisfied. The consequences of a DDoS attack can range from loss of revenue to penalties for failing to meet SLAs – even losing customer trust.
Pricing
Free: All incoming traffic is scanned for suspicious activity. As soon as an attack is detected, countermeasures are automatically taken. This protection is automatically enabled for every customer at no cost. The capacity of this protection is not guaranteed on a per-customer basis, as bandwidth is shared among all customers.
Plus: starting at €1.000 one-time setup fee and €660/month service fee
Premium: starting at €1.500 one-time setup fee and €1.760/month service fee
Enterprise: starting at €3.000 one-time setup fee and €4.375/month service fee
FAQs
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