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A Terabit Is Not a Terabit: What DDoS Capacity Numbers Actually Mean
The DDoS industry has standardized on terabits per second, but the same terabit can be 81 million packets per second or 1.49 billion. Packet rate, ingress location, filtering capacity, headroom, and failure behaviour all decide how much of a capacity figure is usable.
Built on Wirescope: Wholesale Mitigation and v1 Launch Pricing
DDoS mitigation is increasingly delivered as part of a broader infrastructure product, and the limiting factor is usually the network underneath it. With v1 we are introducing wholesale pricing for hosting providers, mitigation companies, and network operators.
Introducing Wirescope
Picture the entrance to a crowded venue, then accelerate the line to hundreds of millions of packets per second. Today we are launching Wirescope, a network combining IP transit with inline DDoS mitigation for infrastructure where being technically online is not enough.
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