DDoS Protection and Zero-Trust by default
DDoS mitigation and continuous identity verification across the whole network — not an add-on service, just how Cloud Service is built.
Distributed DDoS protection by design
Instead of concentrating traffic through a single data center or centralized CDN, Cloud Service spreads every application across a network of independent edge nodes around the world.
No single point of failure
A volumetric attack against one node doesn't take the application down — traffic is automatically redistributed across the rest of the network.
Mitigation at the edge
Malicious traffic is filtered at the node closest to the attack source, before it can consume your application's own processing capacity.
Included, not sold separately
DDoS protection is part of the network architecture from the first deploy — no separate plan or extra fee per protection tier.
Zero-Trust Architecture
No node, service, or request is trusted by default — every connection is verified, even inside the network itself.
Every request is verified
There's no "trusted internal network": every call between services goes through authentication and authorization, limiting the blast radius of a compromised credential.
Segmentation across nodes
Each node operates in isolation, limiting how much a single compromised component can see or affect across the rest of the infrastructure.
How this compares to AWS Shield and Cloudflare
AWS Shield and Cloudflare protect your application by adding a mitigation layer in front of centralized infrastructure — usually as a separately purchased service. Cloud Service starts from a different design: the network itself is already distributed, so the attack surface is never concentrated on a single provider or region.
Frequently asked questions
What is DDoS protection in a decentralized cloud?
It's the mitigation of malicious traffic at the network edge, across multiple independent nodes, instead of a single central point. This reduces the odds that a volumetric attack can exhaust all available capacity at once.
Is zero-trust different from traditional cloud security?
Yes. Traditional models often trust traffic automatically once it's "inside the perimeter." Zero-trust removes that assumption: every request, internal or external, must be authenticated and authorized.
Is Cloud Service's DDoS protection included by default?
Yes — DDoS mitigation and zero-trust architecture are part of Cloud Service's standard infrastructure, with no additional plan or extra fee per security layer.
How does Cloud Service compare to AWS Shield or Cloudflare?
AWS Shield and Cloudflare add protection in front of centralized infrastructure, usually as a separately purchased service. Cloud Service's network is distributed across independent nodes from the start, with zero-trust active by default.
Secure your infrastructure from the first deploy
Deploy your application on a network with distributed DDoS protection and native zero-trust, no extra configuration required.