Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about the platform, deployment, and licensing.
It is a comprehensive, self-hosted platform combining DDoS protection, SIEM, BGP management, and AI analytics in a single system. Unlike cloud-based scrubbing services, you keep complete control over your data and infrastructure — no per-Gbps fees and no dependency on an external provider.
Yes. The platform is designed for attacks exceeding 100 Gbps — mitigation happens via automated BGP blackholing and FlowSpec rules injected to upstream peers, so attack traffic is dropped before it reaches your network. Collectors scale horizontally.
Yes. The minimum deployment runs on 4 cores and 12 GB RAM (up to 10 Gbit/s), and the same platform scales to carrier-grade infrastructure.
NetFlow v5/v9/IPFIX, sFlow, PCAP, syslog (RFC 3164/5424), SNMP, and BGP routing data — all in one unified interface.
Linux FRR, Huawei NE8000 (VRP), Cisco ASR (IOS-XE), Juniper MX (JunOS), and MikroTik RouterOS. Integration is handled over SSH from the application side — no agents installed on routers.
Basic installation takes 1–2 days. A full production deployment with integrations and detection threshold tuning typically takes 1–2 weeks.
Yes. Thresholds are hierarchical (network, protocol, port, TOS), and detection logic is configurable from the admin panel without code changes — including a built-in rule library (brute force, port scan, SYN flood, DNS abuse, and more) and support for custom rules.
Art. 23-aligned incident reporting (24h / 72h / 1 month deadline tracking), risk management with scoring, versioned security policies, a training registry with participant lists, and full audit logs of administrative actions.
Yes — contact us to arrange a live demo or a pilot deployment in your network.
Yes. The built-in NIS2 compliance module covers Art. 23-aligned incident reporting (with 24h / 72h / 1-month deadline tracking from detection), risk management with scoring, versioned security policies, a training registry with participant lists, and a full audit trail. This supports essential and important entities in meeting the requirements of the Polish KSC act (Krajowy System Cyberbezpieczeństwa) — the national NIS2 implementation.
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