When you rent a server from NETVPX, you’re not just getting raw performance—you’re also getting built-in protection against one of the most common online threats: DDoS attacks.
What Is a DDoS Attack?
A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack floods your server with fake traffic to overwhelm it and make it inaccessible to real users. These attacks are cheap and easy to launch, but the consequences for your service can be severe—downtime, lost revenue, and frustrated users.
At NETVPX, we take that risk seriously. That’s why all servers come with enterprise-grade DDoS protection by default.
How Our DDoS Protection Works
1. Real-Time Detection
Incoming traffic is constantly monitored and analyzed. If an attack is detected—even if it’s small—it’s picked up within seconds (usually between 5 to 15 seconds).
2. Intelligent Filtering
Once an attack is identified, your traffic is instantly rerouted through powerful Arbor TMS filtering systems. These devices scrub out malicious data while letting legitimate traffic through, so your services stay online.
3. Network-Level Mitigation
Even before the detailed filtering kicks in, basic attack vectors are blocked directly at the router level. This keeps things stable during the detection phase and reduces any noticeable impact.
Smart & Evolving Defense
We’re protected by multiple high-performance Netscout Arbor appliances—some of the best in the business. These systems constantly share information about new threats and adapt to changing attack techniques. Whether you’re hosting websites, game servers, or voice services, our upstream filtering adjusts to protect you.
High-Capacity Protection
The total attack mitigation bandwidth of our upstream provider sits at around 800 Gbps, which means even the most powerful DDoS attacks won’t take your server offline.
✅ What This Means for You
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No hidden costs: DDoS protection is included with all servers.
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No setup required: It works automatically—nothing you need to configure.
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Peace of mind: You’re protected 24/7, without lifting a finger.