Continuous DDoS Testing Across Your Full Attack Surface

One public-facing service needs 150+ validations to cover known DDoS attack vectors. RADAR™ runs them continuously across every service you expose, on live production, so coverage keeps pace with your environment.

RADAR has run 230,000+ hours of DDoS attack simulation in enterprise production environments. For your organization, that means every onboarded target (FQDN, IP and service) is validated against 150+ known attack vectors across Layers 3, 4 and 7. New IPs and FQDNs are added as they appear, so coverage keeps pace with your attack surface and no service goes untested.

Why?

A 70-service environment needs 10,500+ validations a year to cover known attack vectors. A year of point-in-time red team testing delivers fewer than 50 across everything: under 1% of what is needed. The rest of the attack surface goes untested, and every change since the last test goes unchecked.

How?

RADAR runs thousands of controlled DDoS attack simulations a year against your live services, designed to run without affecting service availability or SLA response times. Because it needs no maintenance window, it covers every onboarded service continuously instead of a few targets once a year: resilience testing that keeps pace with change.

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Coverage at enterprise scale

Testing every service continuously finds more gaps than any team can fix at once. SmartCycle™ is designed to predict which gaps are most likely to be exploited, so each cycle puts the most dangerous first, and your team’s time goes where the downtime risk is highest.

Known, AI-orchestrated and AI-generated attacks

Attackers now use AI to coordinate known vectors at machine speed. RADAR validates these AI-orchestrated attacks today. RADAR VectorAI™ extends coverage to AI-generated attacks: novel vectors from a multi-LLM engine, with company-identifiable data removed by an anonymization gateway before any model is queried.

New services covered as they appear

Every new application, API, cloud migration and acquisition changes the attack surface. RADAR adds new IPs and FQDNs to validation as they appear, so coverage does not drift out of step with the environment.

From test results to board evidence

Every DDoS test result is time-stamped and kept, so coverage becomes evidence: what was tested, what got through and what was fixed. Gaps go to remediation with your existing vendor and are revalidated.

See your DDoS exposure before and after RADAR

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