Available upstream capacity
Transit capacity available at our upstream carriers to absorb an attack before it reaches our filtering servers. This is not scrubbing capacity we own outright.

Check our AS number, public routing records, company details and contractual documents. Operator declarations, our telemetry and external records have different scopes; the source and method help you assess each claim.
External network records and our own service-status page. PeeringDB entries are maintained by participating networks; listing a source here does not make it an independent audit.
Capacity figures invite misunderstanding. Here is exactly what each one refers to.
Transit capacity available at our upstream carriers to absorb an attack before it reaches our filtering servers. This is not scrubbing capacity we own outright.
Highest packets-per-second peak recorded on a single attack, taken only from records whose packet peak and bitrate peak are mutually consistent: packet size within a valid Ethernet frame, and bitrate below the available upstream capacity. Records failing that check are excluded from the calculation.
Telemetry from our filtering servers over the stated period. Raw figure, not rounded up.
Application-layer filtering depends on the protocol module, enabled rules, supported version and selected offer. The list below describes catalogue scope, not universal activation or a generic web application firewall. Confirm protocol compatibility and the protection applied to your service before deployment.
Telemetry over a rolling period. Raw figures, not rounded up.
What runs today, what is being built, what is planned. Never mixed together.
Facilities declared in our public PeeringDB record, retrieved on 2026-08-10. This dated declaration does not establish current port capacity, active scrubbing at every building or an independent site audit. Confirm the delivery location for your service.
The availability target expressly excludes DDoS attacks, mitigation, emergency filtering, blackholing and attack-driven saturation, as well as maintenance and third-party supplier incidents. No compensation is automatic. We would rather write it here than let you find it in the contract.
Our filtering servers detect and mitigate continuously: across 27472 handled attacks, not one hour of the day is empty. That said, no human on-call hours or response times are contractually committed today. We will not advertise them until they are written in a document you can read.