DDOS Protection

DDoS Protection

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Block DDoS Attacks of Any Size?

Disaster recovery is a companies method of regaining access and functionality to its IT infrastructure after events like a natural disaster, cyber attack, or even business disruptions like COVID-19.


Disaster Recovery involves a tools, policies, and procedures to enable recovery or continuation of important information technology (IT) infrastructure and systems following a system take down.

  • Complete computer room environments
  • Critical IT hardware including network infrastructure, servers, desktop or laptop computers, wireless devices, and peripherals
  • Service provider connectivity
  • Enterprise software applications
  • Data storage devices or applications

What is the Best DDoS Protection?

DDoS attacks are illegal under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Starting a DDoS attack against a network without permission is going to cost you up to 10 years in prison and up to a $500,000 fine.


This alone will not stop people from trying to ruin your business via DDoS attack methods. This is why it is important to discuss the best DDoS protection solution for your business needs. At Blusonic we offer a wide variety of options for DDoS protection to fit your business needs. Don't lose your business to a cyber attack due to poor security. Speak with a professional about your options today.

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Data center disaster recovery

First we define the frequency with which the receiving system (the backup environment) acknowledges the receipt of data from the sending system (the production environment). The 3 most common replication methods are:

Synchronous Replication

This is the safest, but most resource-demanding replication method. In a synchronous replication scenario, the receiving system acknowledges every change individually received from the sending system.

Semi-Synchronous Replication

The receiving system saves after a series of changes have been received. This method of synchronization offers reliability in the event of a disaster – can allow for some loss of data and a reasonable amount of downtime.

Asynchronous Replication 

This method is the fastest, cheapest and least secure method of system replication. The sending system basically continues to send data, without receiving any response meaning if your receiving system is down you're going to lose data.

DDOS Protection Pricing?

Having a DDoS protection plan in place is vital to keeping your business data secure. DDoS attacks can lead to complete system shutdown, the average, the cost of a DDoS attack for enterprises was $2 million, and the cost of a DDoS attack for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) was $120,000.


Don't let a DDoS attack ruin your business, find out how we can help you get safe and secure DDoS protection services that work.

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