Volumetric floods
Spot sudden bandwidth growth, protocol concentration and target saturation against the learned traffic baseline.
UDP · ICMP · amplificationNetFlow DDoS detection · ISP networks
Turn NetFlow and IPFIX telemetry into a focused DDoS investigation—target, protocol, top sources, traffic delta and operator-reviewed response steps in one incident view.
Strong DDoS pages lead with speed and scale. For an ISP operator, the useful question comes next: what changed, where, and which evidence supports the alert?
Spot sudden bandwidth growth, protocol concentration and target saturation against the learned traffic baseline.
UDP · ICMP · amplificationSurface rapid growth in flows and source distribution that may indicate SYN floods or resource-exhaustion attempts.
SYN · flow-rate anomaliesSee which destination, service and network segment changed—then inspect the sources contributing to the incident.
Targets · ports · sourcesISPbills follows the same clear progression used by mature DDoS operations: observe, establish abnormality, investigate the affected network context, then review the response.
Receive sampled or unsampled NetFlow/IPFIX from supported edge and core exporters.
Surface unusual bandwidth, flow rate, protocol mix and destination concentration.
Attach targets, top sources, ports, protocols and the traffic delta to one investigation.
Use the evidence to choose rate limiting, firewall, blackhole or upstream escalation steps.
DDoS changes can affect routing and customer reachability. ISPbills keeps the operator responsible for network-impacting decisions and clearly distinguishes detection from traffic scrubbing.
Every plan includes flow analysis, anomaly detection and the guided incident workflow. Checkout collects the exporter and capacity details needed for setup.
For smaller ISPs and a first NetFlow rollout.
More headroom for larger or multi-edge networks.
Maximum listed capacity for busy ISP edges.
The direct checkout asks for the information our team needs to prepare a safe rollout.
MikroTik Traffic Flow, Cisco, Juniper and other devices that export supported NetFlow or IPFIX records can feed the detector. The checkout asks for your exporter vendor and count so the rollout can be scoped correctly.
No. This product detects anomalies, organizes NetFlow evidence and guides the operator response. Your NOC reviews and applies any network-impacting action, such as a firewall rule, rate limit or upstream blackhole request.
No. ISPbills does not claim to absorb attack traffic in a global scrubbing network. It gives an ISP visibility and response context so the team can act locally or coordinate with its transit provider.
Export creates some overhead. Sampling, active/inactive timeouts and exporter placement should be sized for the device and link. Share your peak capacity and exporter count during checkout so setup can account for this.
The 10Gbps tier starts after the trial unless you stop it. You can choose a higher tier during checkout or change the tier later from the portal.