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An August heatwave that triples your emergency enquiries gets served. The same volume from a botnet does not.

Denial-of-service attacks are cheap to launch and largely indiscriminate — an extortion email, a disgruntled competitor, or a botnet simply working through a list of domains. One site on one server has no answer to that. Every Siteleon site sits behind an edge protection layer with capacity far beyond anything a single business would ever buy, and floods are absorbed there instead of at your site. Real demand is treated differently from an attack: an August heatwave that triples maintenance enquiries for an air-conditioning firm in Valencia is traffic you want, and it is served rather than throttled. When an attack does happen, it appears as something that was already handled, with a record of when it started and what was absorbed.

Always-on absorptionShared network capacitySurge traffic preservedPost-event record

The flood never reaches your site

Absorption happens across a shared network with headroom no small business could justify on its own. Your site carries on serving customers while the volume is soaked up somewhere you never see.

A busy day is not an attack

Protection that cannot tell them apart costs you the traffic you were hoping for. A seasonal peak, a press mention or a campaign landing page filling up is served normally, while the automated volume behind an attack is dropped.

You find out afterwards, not during

There is no emergency call, no server to restart and no decision to make under pressure at nine in the evening. Afterwards you get a plain summary of what was absorbed and when, and the contractual and technical detail lives in the Trust Centre for anyone who needs it.

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