Free protection
Traffic filtering against DDoS‑attacks at L3, L4 network‑protocol layers. Unwanted traffic from external sources is blocked. Protection is enabled for all services by default.
Our 40 Gbps network bandwidth lets us absorb large traffic volumes while keeping your resources and applications online. Rapidly scalable resources handle spikes, and the load balancer further limits direct traffic to critical parts of your infrastructure. When you rent a physical server, this protection is reinforced at the Tier III data-centre level.
Traffic filtering against DDoS‑attacks at L3, L4 network‑protocol layers. Unwanted traffic from external sources is blocked. Protection is enabled for all services by default.
Defense against DDoS‑attacks at OSI layers L3‑L7 with an unlimited number of prefixes. Both inbound and outbound traffic are analyzed. Accelerated content delivery (CDN) boosts site‑loading speed.
DDoS‑attacks are automatically neutralized at all OSI layers up to L7 while maintaining the productivity of web resources. Encrypted HTTPS‑traffic is filtered. Network anomalies are tracked at the global BGP routing level.
Detailed traffic analytics in the client area
Free DNS‑hosting with full management access
Traffic distribution across multiple DDoS‑Guard servers
Free Let’s Encrypt certificates and support for third‑party SSL
Create and manage custom protection rules for traffic filtering
L7‑attack protection from the first request, with no IP blocks
We continuously monitor suspicious activity and block malicious traffic.
We ensure fast site loading through content optimization and caching (CDN).
We update the resource’s DNS records when required.
We hide clients’ IP addresses and server locations from attackers.
We block all known DDoS‑attacks at multiple layers: L3‑L4, L7 OSI.
230 / month
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HTTPS with key disclosure
Resilient DNS
HTTPS without key disclosure
Remote firewall
Web application firewall
Traffic balancing
Persistent connections
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780 / month
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Price on request
Flexible management and limitless scalability. Spin‑up virtual networks, clusters, and standalone VMs in any environment — on top of a ready‑made physical platform.
High‑performance, highly‑available VPS/VDS with automatic OS installation and full root access. Each instance sits in a private VLAN and is supplied with a public IPv4 address. Reserved resources are guaranteed to be yours.
What is a DDoS attack?
In layman's terms, a DDoS attack is an attacker generating a huge number of requests to your site/application/server, resulting in the target system being overloaded and no longer being able to process requests in the normal mode. A DDoS attack is distributed, i.e. the attacker's requests come from various sources and are difficult to distinguish from normal requests. A DDoS attack can permanently paralyze the target system with all the ensuing consequences. Such attacks can be initiated by ransomware or competitor
What resources are most at risk of a DDoS attack?
The most vulnerable to DDoS-attacks are those areas of business that derive their main income from the use of their online resource. Statistically, the most defeated by DDoS attacks are:
Can I protect myself from DDoS-attacks?
Yes, you can theoretically protect yourself from DDoS attacks if you provide excessive computing power and bandwidth, which are many times greater than usual, which would be difficult to overload, and if you significantly limit the areas from which you will receive targeted requests. But such a solution would be expensive and inefficient. An effective solution would be to use specialized DDoS attack protection services.
How does DDoS protection work?
In brief, DDoS attack protection is filtering incoming traffic in front of your system. Traffic from sources that participated in the attacks and traffic whose structure is suspicious is filtered out and does not reach your system. Addresses with suspicious activity are temporarily blocked
Can a DDoS attack overload a DDoS protection service?
DDoS protection systems are built to withstand attacks and work confidently in the face of an attack. The probability of protection systems failing is minimal and we are not aware of any such cases.
What is SLA?
SLA (Service Level Agreement) is a guaranteed availability of information resources/sites for the user per month expressed as a percentage of time. For example, SLA 97% means that a site will have less than 21,6 hours downtime per month; for SLA 99,5% it means less than 3,6 hours downtime per month.
Can we switch the protection against DDoS-attacks off completely at our own discretion?
No, protection is turned on and off only by changing A-record in DNS. To change the A-record, use your hosting provider's control panel, if domain name management is delegated to your hosting provider, or use the control panel of the registrar, from whom you have registered your domain.
Will I know if my site has been attacked?
Yes, you will receive a report after the DDoS attack is over.
My website is under DDoS-attack now, what should I do?
Please contact Servermall Cloud.com manager.