Under attack?
Protection for government and public institutions

A European network, operated by Europeans, for services that must not go dark

Public services are attacked for reasons that have nothing to do with money, which means the attack does not stop when it stops being profitable. Availability is a statutory obligation rather than a commercial target - and for a growing number of bodies, so is the question of who operates the infrastructure and where the traffic is handled.

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What makes public-sector traffic different

Politically motivated, not economically rational

Hacktivist and state-adjacent campaigns run for days, resume after mitigation and target whatever is symbolically useful - a ministry portal, a municipal service, an election-night results page. There is no ransom to refuse and no business case to outlast.

Timed to the moment it matters

Attacks arrive during elections, public consultations, tax deadlines and emergencies. Capacity that is adequate on an average Tuesday is the wrong measure.

Jurisdiction is part of the requirement

Where traffic is inspected, who can access it and under which legal regime are procurement questions now, not technical footnotes.

Why a European operator is the right answer here

Built and run inside the EU

Our points of presence, our filtering software, our optical layer and our engineers are all in Europe. There is no third-country dependency in the data path and no foreign parent company able to compel access to it.

Certified and auditable

ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified, PCI-DSS compliant, and operating within the European security and incident-reporting framework that applies to digital infrastructure providers under NIS2. GDPR applies to us as a processor and is designed into what we retain.

Evidence, not assurances

Every mitigated attack leaves a record: which rule fired, what the traffic was, and packet captures you can inspect independently. That is what an incident report to a supervisory authority actually needs.

Human support, on purpose

No chatbot, no AI agent, no model triaging a ticket from a public body during an incident. The first person who answers is an engineer who operates the network.

Tier 2 European backbone · European DDoS protected network Built, filtered and operated inside the EU · human NOC 24/7, no AI agents
ISO 9001ISO 27001PCI-DSSGDPRNIS2

The rest of the stack, procurement-friendly

The mitigation is one layer. The same network sells the layers around it - and a stack bought from one operator has nobody in it to blame somebody else.

DIA

Dedicated internet access, protected by default

Internet access for institutions with the filter permanently in the path, EU infrastructure end to end, and per-incident records fit for a report to a supervisory authority. Protected transit & DIA →

Transport

Between buildings, between cities

EVPN-MPLS circuits linking sites, branches and back-office locations - transparent Ethernet your own encryption rides over, with protection switching stated per route rather than implied. EVPN-MPLS transport →

Consulting

Specification, build and operation

Help writing the technical specification, equipment selection that meets it, then configuration, documentation, training and support - one supplier accountable for the whole of it. Consulting & build →

How it is delivered

Protected IP transit or diversion of existing ranges
Always-on filtering, so nothing is reconfigured under pressure
Incident reports suitable for regulatory submission
Contracted response times with a named escalation path

Protection for other sectors

Hosting Providers Data Centres ISPs & Carriers Game Servers & Studios E-commerce & Retail Financial Services VoIP & Telecom iGaming & Betting SaaS & Critical Apps