ng offering up to 120 Gbps of DDoS protection and move toward the higher-risk or dedicated-server options if traffic and security requirements increase. The dedicated protection package going up to 350 Gbps gives considerably more headroom for a larger deployment, while KProxy offers another option for protecting multiple domains remotely. That range makes the service more interesting to me than a provider that only offers one fixed DDoS package.

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