DDoS Proxy/Attack Mitigation
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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are a serious threat to Web site owners and hosting providers. DDoS attacks flood a Web site with traffic, making it difficult or impossible for legitimate visitors to access it. They disrupt server operations, affecting the performance of other sites and services. They cause costly data transfer/bandwith overages, affect ecommerce operations and can negatively impact the confidence of that site's visitors, doing incalculable damage to the site's reputation.
Many hosting providers are unwilling to provide assistance with DDoS attack mitigation, and those who do often command premium rates for these services.
Rack911 DDoS Proxy Services takes the pain and frustration out of DDoS attack mitigation, with our 100% transparent proxy solution.
A DDoS attack originates on computers programmed to flood victims with more traffic than their hosting providers can manage. The sheer force of this traffic prevents legitimate visitors from accessing the server, and makes it impossible for the server to function properly.
Rack911 DDoS Proxy Services intercepts traffic from all sources, and uses special rules to identify and separate attackers from legitimate traffic sources. The proxy server then facilitates all communications between legitimate visitors and the site, keeping attackers at bay.
Rack911 DDoS Proxy Services can help mitigate a variety of attacks, including TCP SYN/ACK Flood, UDP Packet Flood, HTTP GET Request Flood and can provide exploit protection.* Contact Rack911 for more information about our DD0S Proxy Services. If you have an immediate concern, please use our support desk for faster response.
* Mitigation services can be performed for any Web site. However, services can only be guaranteed for Web sites operating on a dedicated IP.
In This Section:
You need RACK911 if:
- Server Management // You own or lease one or more Web servers.
- Server Optimization // Your Web server is running slower than it should.
- Server Security // You are not a qualified expert in Web server security.
- DDoS Proxy Services // A DDoS attack is affecting your site/server.
- Disaster Recovery // You've experienced a Web server catastrophe.
- Other Requirements // You have specific server management needs.