DDoS-GUARD introduces free anti DDoS Service

HAMBURG, Germany - Jan. 22, 2018 - PRLog -- Each year the attacks become more sophisticated, massive, their number increases, hackers find new vulnerabilities and ways to get around firewalls as well as Security Systems' algorithms.

In the last quarter alone, more than 7290 attacks were reported and mitigated, new multi-million global botnet was discovered and the new method of carrying out a massive DDoS attack called Pulse Wave identified. At least five massive attacks per hour are carried out simultaneously and this is only on our network.

Unfortunately, under these circumstances a webmaster or web administrator can not mitigate an attack relying on their own resources and expertise, and yet not everyone can afford a professional level mitigation service. Owners and administrators of start-ups, personal blogs, forums and small online-shops often don't have enough funds to invest in DDoS protection.

The mission of DDoS-GUARD is to help make the Internet safer for all users. That's why we are launching our free DDoS Mitigation Service.

The new service provides full protection using Reverse Proxy technology.

An owner of virtually any web-resource can enable it. On top of the DDoS Protection service, you also get an А+ SSL/TLS security and an access to a geo-distributed CDN (Content Delivery Network). The latter helps to significantly speed up you website performance and improve its web indexing by search engines.

Traffic is filtered using strictly proprietary equipment and In-House technologies. Our globally distributed scrubbing centers are located in the Netherlands, Russia, Germany, as well as Japan, USA and China with global network capacity of 1.5 Tbps which allows us to receive and filter traffic as close to its source as possible to minimize latency.

You can enable the service (https://ddos-guard.net/en/retail) within a moment, even if you are under an ongoing attack. As an owner of now protected web resource you get an access to a customer panel where you can monitor statistics on legitimate and "junk" traffic among other useful data.