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See Every Attack

Every detection is recorded server-side as a permanent ledger with exact traffic totals, not samples. What the edge measured is what you read.

exact totals, not samples7 days to 10 minutes granularity$0 for attack traffic

What the Ledger Records

Detections

Each attack is logged with its vector, start time, peak rate, duration, and the mitigation action taken at the edge. The record is permanent: what hit you last month reads exactly like what hit you last night.

Exact Totals

Traffic accounting is server-side and canonical, measured at the edge and written once, byte for byte. There is no sampled estimate to argue with.

Clean vs Dropped

Clean and dropped traffic are reported separately, so you can see exactly what was absorbed on your behalf. Dropped traffic is never billed.

Live View

Real-time charts show traffic and mitigations as they happen, from a week of history down to ten-minute windows. When something is happening, you watch it happen.

One Record, Not an Estimate

Every figure on this page comes from the same server-side ledger the edge writes while it works. Nothing is sampled, extrapolated, or reconciled afterwards, so the totals you read are the totals that happened.

Watching an Attack Is Free

Dropped traffic is recorded so you can see exactly what the edge absorbed for you, and it is excluded from your bill entirely. A bad week for your attacker changes your graphs, not your invoice. See how billing works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is attack analytics sampled or exact?
Exact. Detections and traffic totals are recorded server-side as a canonical ledger, and the dashboard reports the same numbers used for billing.
Do I pay for attack traffic that shows up in analytics?
No. Dropped attack traffic is reported so you can see what was absorbed, but it is excluded from your bill entirely. You pay only for clean traffic forwarded to your origin.

Get Protected in Minutes

Provision from the dashboard; usage-based billing from the first packet