24/7 Cybersecurity Monitoring Service
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11M+Attacks blocked per day
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200+Websites under our protection
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24/7Support with real-time response
By activating our 24/7 Cybersecurity Monitoring and Protection service, you can rest assured that your data is protected from external threats and that we will respond quickly to any incidents.
To ensure your business’s safety, we built our cybersecurity monitoring services on Cloudflare (USA) technology.
Most often, this service is chosen by website owners with high traffic and projects that process important personal data. The service is suitable for any online resources that require constant protection, want to increase website stability, and avoid financial and reputational losses due to cyber threats.
The response is immediate, in real time. The service automatically detects and blocks malicious traffic, attacks, and suspicious activity as soon as they appear.
If the site is already infected, we will help identify and resolve the problem. After your request, we will carry out diagnostics, remove the threat, and, once the site is restored, connect the 24/7 cybersecurity monitoring service to prevent reinfection.
No, the service does not slow down the website. On the contrary, in most cases, it speeds it up. We use the global Cloudflare network and Datami’s own optimizations to reduce page load delays, cache content, and distribute the load. This way, your site remains stable even during high traffic or attacks.
Cloudflare reported that it stopped the most powerful UDP flood DDoS attack aimed at exhausting system resources. In 35 seconds, the attackers flooded the company with traffic at 11.5 Tbit/s.
Among internet users, a long-standing myth has taken hold: if a website has the HTTPS mark - that is, a padlock in the address bar and the letter S after “http” - it means the resource is safe and trustworthy. But in reality, the situation is much more co
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