From uncertainty to strength: our response after NeoProtect's departure
After NeoProtect closed its doors, Fusiora built its own anti-DDoS infrastructure from the ground up — 400 Gbps of pure protection with an integrated panel, full visibility and real-time attack forensics.
I am going to be completely honest with you: the last few months have not been easy.
When NeoProtect closed its doors, we did not just lose a supplier — we lost a key piece of our stability. Overnight, we were left without that anti-DDoS shield we relied on, and the search for a stable alternative turned into a much tougher journey than we expected.
We know you noticed. And, honestly, every second of uncertainty this caused you has hurt. Instead of applying band-aids, we chose the harder path: building our own solution.
It has been months of quiet work, trial and error, long nights and battling code and network so we never again depend on third parties for your security. Today, with overflowing pride, we can say that it is finally here.
Our own infrastructure: 400 Gbps of pure protection
This is not "a new provider" — it is our solution. We have completed the deployment of a mitigation capacity of up to 400 Gbps: a bulwark capable of stopping massive attacks without your services even blinking.
Control is back in your hands
Security can not be a black box. That is why this new infrastructure ships with what you have been asking for: transparency and total control.
The new integrated panel lives directly in your client area. It is not decorative — it is a powerful tool from which you can:
- Create your own rules: tailor protection to each project.
- See everything: live charts of legitimate and blocked traffic.
- Forensic analysis: detailed stats and reports — who tried, how, when, and how we stopped them.
Thank you for sticking with us
This deployment is a technical milestone, yes. But, above all, it is a thank-you. Thank you for your patience, thank you for trusting us when things got tough, and thank you for letting us grow by overcoming obstacles.
The storm has passed. Now, enjoy the calm — and the speed.
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