Stop DDoS Attacks Before They Happen

From botnets to threat-feeds, detect, remediate, and prevent DDoS attacks.

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DDoS Monitoring: Kentik DDoS Defense Dashboard Showing Attack Activity

Early detection

ML-based traffic profiling significantly reduces response time.

Automate attack mitigation

Quickly respond to attacks with automated DDoS mitigations.

Prevent future attacks

Understand attack vectors and patterns to stop future attacks.

Powerful DDoS detection

Quickly detect threats using AI-driven insights for different attack profiles.
Identify malicious botnet traffic or communication with embargoed countries.
Integrate and enrich data with threat intelligence feeds.
Built for complex networks.

Stop bad actors in their tracks

Kick off automated mitigation with easy out-of-the-box integrations.
Divert traffic using RTBH.
Trigger Flowspec to filter, redirect, or rate limit traffic.

Mitigate DDoS Attacks with Kentikk DDoS Mitigation

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Harden your security posture

Understand any attack using customer-enriched forensic network data.
Analyze traffic using guided data exploration to uncover attack vectors.
Export data to any SIEM seamlessly.

Improve DDoS Security Posture with Kentik: Exploring Top Source and Destination Countries

Confidently detect real attacks

Know where the traffic is coming from when analyzing spikes.
Analyze the traffic types to better assess threats.
Quickly determine if an attack is happening.

Understand and Identify DDoS Attack Traffic

Protect against botnets

Detect connections to known botnet command and control hosts on the internet.
Analyze botnet traffic characteristics and trends over time.
Alert on significant changes in threat traffic volume, routes and source geo-locations.

DDoS Mitigation: Botnet and Threat Feed Analysis in Kentik

“In a DDoS attack you want to look at traffic volumes, but with Kentik we also can look at source IPs, AS numbers, and other metrics to see if it’s a distributed attack. This is so easy to do in Kentik.”

Jurriën Rasing Group Product Manager for Platform Engineering, Booking.com

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