Your shield against DDoS attacks ensures that your Internet business model is always available
Is your company's business based partly or entirely on the Internet? With Business DDoS protection from Sunrise, you get an effective, easy-to-use – but still affordable – shield that protects you from potential DDoS attacks. Ensuring that your business processes and e-commerce are available without interruption.
Ready for any emergency
In a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack, hackers target key services and servers, attempting to disable them and block customer access to them. For example, an attack might target e-commerce servers, bombarding them with useless data packets. The objective of a DDoS attack may be to cripple a competitor or extort protection money. These attacks and extortion attempts by criminal organizations are growing worldwide. Business DDoS protection increases the reliability of your e-commerce services and at the same time reduces the risk of lost revenue and damage to your reputation from cybercrime.
Business DDoS protection
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Business DDoS protection continuously monitors your Internet access, learning what your normal network traffic looks like.
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Business DDoS protection recognizes and fends off DDoS threats in the Sunrise Internet backbone, before your Internet connection or IT systems become overloaded.
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You will immediately be informed if suspicious network activity is detected. If the anomaly is a DDoS attack, you will have the opportunity to fend it off immediately yourself using a high-performance web GUI system. Alternatively, you can take advantage of the services of our specialists around the clock.
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ou choose the services in your network that you want to protect. Business DDoS protection can be flexibly adapted to fit the needs of your organization. You'll also notice this flexibility in your cost structure, since you only pay for what you need at a fixed monthly rate.
Various companies and organizations use our Business DDoS protection service to ensure they will never be forced offline: