State-of-the-art network security solutions to ensure applications and infrastructure
availability and make every business stay unstoppable, resilient and secure without hidden
costs
Qrator Labs' unique technologies
offer the fastest and most reliable network security services on the market,
enhancing business network security.
Unique market SLA
Up to 99.95% availability of clients’ applications (guaranteed by a contract)
Fastest attack response time
Qrator Labs responds to a layer 3 DDoS attack in less than 1 second, provides layer 4
DDoS protection, and addresses layer 7 DDoS mitigation within up to 10 seconds
Minimum false-positive incidents
0% during attack-free periods and under 5% during extensive attacks (covered by SLA),
enabled by automated filtering using a meticulously designed ruleset that requires no
manual adjustment
Transparency for users
No CAPTCHA or other annoying checks
Full BGP-Anycast
Balancing traffic across all filtering centers to boost bandwidth and ensure consistent
traffic delivery
24/7 technical support
Accessible in English, French, and Mandarin Chinese via various communication channels.
Response to any inquiry is within a 15-minute timeframe
A denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is a malicious effort to disrupt the normal flow of
traffic to a targeted server, service, or network by flooding it with excessive internet
traffic. Attackers utilize numerous compromised computers to generate this attack
traffic. By sending an overwhelming number of network packets, the attacker can render
legitimate users or systems inaccessible. DDoS attacks are aimed at websites, web
applications, and other online services that depend on consistent availability to
operate effectively
How does a DDoS attack work?
DoS attacks are caused by interconnected networks of multiple machines flooding a server
with excessive traffic, surpassing its capacity. These networks consist of compromised
computers and various devices, including IoT devices, infected with malware that allows
remote control by malicious actors. These compromised devices, known as bots or zombies,
collectively form a botnet. With a botnet in place, attackers can coordinate an attack
by sending remote commands to each bot. The botnet instructs each bot to send requests
to the target's IP address. This influx of requests can potentially overwhelm the server
or network, leading to a denial-of-service situation for legitimate traffic. Distributed
denial of service attacks are an example of this type of malicious activity.
How to prevent DDoS attacks?
DDoS mitigation involves employing a range of tools and techniques to protect networks
and systems from DDoS attacks or to reduce their harmful impacts. A key aspect of
successful DDoS mitigation is directing all incoming traffic through a scrubbing
center. Here, traffic undergoes analysis using behavioral, heuristic, and signature
algorithms to separate legitimate traffic from malicious traffic. This ensures that
only genuine user traffic can access the protected application, aligning with principles
of ddos attack prevention.By adopting DDoS-specific protection, organizations can
substantially reduce their vulnerability to attacks, mitigating the risks of potential
business disruptions and downtime. This proactive strategy allows defense mechanisms
to detect and neutralize DDoS attacks swiftly, ensuring uninterrupted access for
legitimate users. These measures effectively demonstrate how to block ddos attacks and
utilize ddos mitigation tools.DDoS protection serves as a barrier against malicious
traffic, preventing it from reaching its target and minimizing the impact of the attack.
As a result, business operations continue uninterrupted, with legitimate traffic flowing
as usual.Explore more about Qrator.AntiDDoS solution - a proprietary geo-distributed
network designed to ensure availability and protection from DDoS attacks.
Who requires DDoS protection?
DDoS protection is vital for businesses that depend on their digital operations, as
brief downtimes can lead to substantial financial harm. Whether it's a small or large
enterprise, implementing a DDoS protection strategy is essential. The expense of not
being prepared for a distributed denial of service attack in cybersecurity is much greater
than the cost of prevention. Industries like finance, e-commerce, media, education,
tourism, gaming, IT services, and others particularly require robust distributed denial
for business solutions.
What is the difference between cloud solutions and on-premise solutions? How to connect
cloud-based DDos-mitigation solutions?
On-premise DDoS protection appliances are deployed directly within customer data centers,
alongside other network and cloud security equipment such as routers, firewalls, and
servers. This approach grants complete control over the infrastructure, simplifying
updates, modifications, additions, or removals to the DDoS protection system. However,
many organizations are reluctant to adopt this DDoS mitigation solution due to budgetary
limitations. The cost of a DDoS mitigation appliance can vary widely, from tens to
hundreds of thousands of dollars. Additionally, there are ongoing costs for support,
maintenance, and specialized personnel to manage the equipment, impacting the overall
total cost of ownership (TCO). Moreover, the DDoS mitigation capacity of an on-premise
solution is limited by the installed hardware and, crucially, by the available bandwidth.
This means that a high-volume attack could saturate a customer's network before the
on-site device can effectively filter the attack traffic.On the other hand, Always-On
cloud DDoS mitigation provides continuous and seamless cloud-based protection against
DDoS attacks. Cloud solutions generally offer network capacities in the terabits per
second range and can scale their bandwidth horizontally without additional expenses.
These solutions eliminate the need for constant supervision by specialized experts and
manual configurations to combat sophisticated attacks. Traffic filtering runs 24/7 at
a fixed monthly cost, enabling organizations to allocate a specific budget for DDoS
attack protection and gain better control over IT expenditures. Adopting a cloud-based
DDoS mitigation solution offers several advantages, including cost savings and faster
deployment. It also negates the need for capital expenditures (CapEx) associated with
purchasing appliances and depending on outdated architectures. Connecting to cloud-based
DDoS mitigation solutions is simple, with multiple connection options such as DNS and
BGP available, the latter ensuring protection for every infrastructure component against
any attack. Additionally, customers can configure rules to filter out unwanted traffic
and block malicious requests.
Does CDN protect against DDoS attacks?
CDNs can effectively counter DDoS attacks that pass through the CDN. However, CDNs were
not initially designed for security, and attacks aimed at an organization's public IP
addresses or origin servers cannot be thwarted solely by CDN-based protection. While a
CDN enhances website speed and improves fault tolerance, it does not offer absolute
protection against potent DDoS attacks and the majority of DDoS vectors. Therefore,
optimizing sites with CDN technologies should be paired with a specialized DDoS
protection service rather than replacing it. Discover more about Qrator.CDN - a globally
trusted content delivery network with secure CDN capabilities.
What are Bots, and how to stop malicious bots activity?
Bots are automated software programs that can carry out repetitive or automated tasks.
They can be classified by their intent: some bots are beneficial, some are harmful,
and some are "grey" or neutral. Beneficial bots add substantial value to businesses by
aiding in tasks like web content indexing, uptime monitoring, and data analytics. On the
other hand, malicious bots, frequently employed by cybercriminals, pose growing threats
by engaging in activities like data theft and using a bot to extract data from website,
competitive data scraping, brute-force hacking, and orchestrating distributed denial of
service attacks. Such malicious activities can result in significant financial losses
and damage to a company's reputation.To safeguard against harmful bots, organizations
should implement a multi-layered strategy that includes advanced bot detection and
mitigation techniques, such as fingerprinting, and to a lesser extent, behavioral
analysis. Traditional methods like filtering by ACLs, user agents, and rate-limiting
have proven inadequate in many cases.
Learn more about Qrator.AntiBot solution, which shields websites and APIs from automated
bot attacks. This solution offers visibility and control over human traffic, good bots,
and bad bad bots good without compromising the user experience.
What are benefits of using Qrator Labs` solutions?
Qrator Labs supports numerous clients worldwide in safeguarding them against financial
losses and reputational risks. Offering an extensive array of solutions for web
filtering and network attack protection, Qrator Labs empowers both small and large
enterprises to defend their applications against all forms of DDoS attacks, irrespective
of their bandwidth or intricacy. With Qrator Labs' solutions, clients can trust that
their IT infrastructure will remain accessible to end-users around the clock, enhancing
customer loyalty and elevating their business reputation.
How does Qrator Labs ensure the availability of clients' online resources?
Qrator Labs possesses an exceptional geo-distributed filtering network built on a
unified BGP Anycast architecture, specifically designed to offer robust and low-latency
IT infrastructure protection against cyber threats that could result in network
disruptions. Our network encompasses 15 global points of presence with analysis and
filtering capacity surpassing 4 Tbps. Situated at critical intersections of global
Internet traffic, our filtering centers are linked to transcontinental Tier 1 providers
and prominent regional backbone Internet providers, providing outstanding connectivity
across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and North
Africa, including Oman.Operating in an Always On mode, Qrator Labs' protection boasts an
almost negligible false positive rate. This enables our filtering nodes to identify and
promptly address traffic anomalies for each web resource individually, ensuring
uninterrupted uptime for customers' web resources 24/7. This capability allows us to
guarantee the highest SLA for client's web infrastructure availability. Discover more
about Qrator Labs' solutions.
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