A focused network, built for control

We pick upstreams for path diversity, reach into the residential networks your users actually sit on, the route-optimization controls we can use against them, and a NOC that answers mid-incident. Capacity is then bought with headroom on each, so there is somewhere to move when one of them has a bad day: routes are advertised prefix by prefix and steered between carriers with the same BGP communities we hand to customers.

That is a slower way to build a blend, and it is the one that holds up under attack. The reasoning, including what happens when a flood congests somebody else’s network before it ever reaches ours, is in why we built Wirescope.