Live threat scope · edge network nominal

Stop the flood before it reaches your stack.

DDoS Shield sits at the edge of your infrastructure, scoring every request against a live behavioral baseline and dropping attack traffic before it ever touches your origin.

99.99%
Uptime SLA
4.8 Tbps
Peak scrubbed
<15ms
Latency added
Live traffic scope
Threshold: 4,000 req/s

// Defense pipeline

Six stages between the internet and your origin.

Every request passes through the same pipeline, in order — no stage is optional, no attacker gets a shortcut around it.

01

Ingress

Traffic lands at the nearest edge node in our scrubbing network, not your origin.

02

Fingerprint

A behavioral model scores every request against live baselines in under 2ms.

03

Challenge

Ambiguous traffic gets a silent TCP/JS challenge — real visitors never see a CAPTCHA.

04

Filter

The layer-7 WAF strips known exploit signatures and malformed payloads.

05

Scrub

Confirmed flood traffic is dropped at the edge, before it ever touches your infrastructure.

06

Deliver

What is left is clean traffic, reaching your origin with under 15ms added.

// Signal vs. noise

What changes when the shield is up.

Legacy setup

With DDoS Shield

Detection
Static rate limits, tuned by hand
Behavioral model, retrained hourly
Response time
Minutes — after someone notices
Sub-second, automatic
Real users
Get rate-limited alongside attackers
Only anomalous traffic is challenged
Coverage
One data center, one point of failure
Global edge across 30+ regions

// Nothing hidden

Every mitigation decision, logged in plain text.

No black box. Each request that gets challenged, scrubbed, or dropped shows up in the same stream you can pipe straight into your own tooling.

Open the live dashboard
shield.log — tail -f
12:04:11203.0.113.4SYN-FLOOD2.1 GbpsDROPPED
12:04:12198.51.100.9HTTP-FLOOD44,000 rpsSCRUBBED
12:04:14—BASELINEtraffic nominalALLOWED
12:04:19192.0.2.201UDP-REFLECT890 MbpsDROPPED
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// Deployment

Protected in minutes, not sprints.

Point your DNS at the edge, keep your stack exactly as it is. No agents, no code changes.